Killer fog was a devastating event in London during December 1952, primarily caused by a combination of severe weather conditions and high levels of air pollution. A temperature inversion trapped cold air at ground level, preventing the dispersal of smoke and pollutants from coal-burning fires and industrial emissions. This lethal mixture created a thick smog that enveloped the city, leading to respiratory issues and an estimated 12,000 deaths. The tragedy prompted significant changes in environmental policy and air quality regulations in the UK.
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