Something's in the air


Worsening air pollution in China concerns its neighbours.

WHEN China’s skies darken with pollution, it is not the only nation to suffer. Soot, ozone-forming compounds and other pollutants from China can blow east to Korea and Japan. Ultimately, some even reach the west coast of the United States, scientists say.

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Environment , Lifestyle , China , Pollution , Air quality

   

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