Clean Air Zone Study Shows Child Lung Gains, a Signal for Crypto

What the study actually found

The study tracked children living inside the ULEZ boundary before and after the zone launched. Their lung capacity grew faster than expected, and by the end of the study period it matched the lung function of children in cleaner parts of the city. The improvement was consistent across age groups and neighborhoods, according to the researchers.

The ULEZ works by charging drivers of older, more polluting vehicles a daily fee to enter central London. It's a pricing mechanism, not an outright ban — a distinction that could matter for crypto miners facing similar regulatory pressure.

Why crypto should care about lung capacity

On its face, a pediatric health study has nothing to do with Bitcoin. But the regulatory logic