UNICEF estimate one in seven children affected by air pollution

The United Nations child agency UNICEF estimate that one in seven
children around the world live in areas with high levels of air
pollution.

Children are believed to be impacted most by high levels of pollution
and the UN agency urges world powers to commit to using cleaner
energy.

William Denselow reports from UN headquarters in New York.


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