Looking at Britain in the period 1851-1860, a one standard deviation increase in coal use raised infant mortality by 6-8%. Industrial coal use explains roughly one-third of the urban mortality penalty observed during this period.

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Looking at Britain in the period 1851-1860, a one standard deviation increase in coal use raised infant mortality by 6-8%. Industrial coal use explains roughly one-third of the urban mortality penalty observed during this period.