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The great smog was a deadly five day air event that caused thousands of deaths in London on December 1952.

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The great smog killed over 12,000 people and caused over 150,000 ill from respiratory illnesses. That caused hospitals to become overwhelmed with patients.

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The Great Smog of London had significant immediate and long term economic impacts, ranging from widespread disruption of transportation and industry to lasting effects on public health and human capital. With poor visibility and heavy pollution, factory operations were affected, contributing to a general shutdown of economic activity.

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The great smog had a huge impact on the environment, it dramatically decreased visibility, making it difficult for people and animals to see. The smog damage buildings and vegetation due to the acidic nature of the pollutants.

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The great smog of london is significant event in environmental history because it dramatically raised awareness about dangers of air pollution. The smog lasted 5 days caused thousands of deaths and widespread respiratory issues, highlighting the severe health impacts of unchecked industrial emissions.

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The great smog of london was a turning point in how humans viewed the environment and their responsibility towards it. Before the smog there was a general lack of awareness about the severe impacts of industrial pollution on public health and the environment, the smog made the consequences of unchecked pollution undeniable, leading to significant shift in public and government attitudes.