By exploiting the microgeography of local air pollution at the 1km-by-1 km grid-level, we link local air quality to the voting intentions of a nationally-representative sample of 27,000 UK residents. We find a causal link between air pollution and support for far-right parties: a unit increase in pollution leads to a 3% rise in the probability to support these parties. These intentions are stronger for lung disease and cancer sufferers.

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污染、严峻的健康状况和极右翼意识形态：当代三大挑战的故事

通过利用 1 公里×1 公里网格级别的当地空气污染微观地理，我们将当地空气质量与 27,000 名英国居民的全国代表性样本的投票意图联系起来。我们发现空气污染与极右翼政党的支持之间存在因果关系：污染每增加一个单位，支持这些政党的可能性就会增加 3%。这些意图对于肺病和癌症患者来说更为强烈。