電動車普及可節省數十億美元醫療保健費用，但需謹慎考慮電力來源
電動車的普及使用可以通過減少污染相關疾病來帶來巨大的經濟效益，但如果要公平分配這些節省，則需要仔細考慮發電方式。
電気自動車は医療費を数十億ドル節約できる可能性がある - ただし、電力源によっては恩恵が偏る可能性も
電気自動車の普及は、大気汚染に関連する疾患を抑制することで、巨額の医療費削減につながる可能性がある。
食品に含まれる多くの工業製品が人体からも発見される
食品に接触する材料に含まれる多くの化学物質が人体に移動しており、その毒性に関するデータが不足しているため、積極的な生物学的モニタリングとさらなる研究が急務である。
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