Why it matters:
On the "Academic Minute" podcast of WAMC public radio in Albany, New York, and Inside Higher Ed, Carey Business School Assistant Professor Emilia Simeonova describes her research showing that a traffic congestion tax in Stockholm, Sweden, correlated to significant drops in both local air pollution and doctor visits for young asthma patients.
Simeonova Study of Traffic Tax Featured in 'Academic Minute' Podcast
LINK SHOWN BETWEEN 'CONGESTION TAX' AND IMPROVED HEALTH AMONG CHILDREN
On the "Academic Minute" podcast of WAMC public radio in Albany, New York, and Inside Higher Ed, Carey Business School Assistant Professor Emilia Simeonova describes her research showing that a traffic congestion tax in Stockholm, Sweden, correlated to significant drops in both local air pollution and doctor visits for young asthma patients.
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