An extra two million years of life lived would be added across England and Wales by 2050 if the balanced pathway plan - a 60% cut in emissions by 2035, was effectively brought in, say researchers.
Making homes better insulated and using renewable energy to power them could mean people live longer.
An extra two million years of life lived would be added across the population by 2050, if the balanced pathway plan - a 60% reduction in emissions by 2035 - was implemented, said researchers.National Grid: Cash to reduce energy
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