How did China 'rescue' people from air pollution?
In 2015, not less than twice the capital of Beijing, China was placed in red air pollution. So how did the Chinese deal with this situation?
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In 2015, not less than twice the capital of Beijing, China was placed in red air pollution. So how did the Chinese deal with this situation?
People face many epidemics due to severe water pollution and extreme weather appear more and more dense.
Cups, forks, knives, forks, plastic fast food containers ... were banned from sale in France to minimize environmental pollution.
New research by American scientists shows that haze generated from Indonesian burning is robbing hundreds of thousands of people every year.
Report of the World Health Organization on September 27, Southeast Asia and the Western Pacific is the most polluted air.
According to London University of Economics, air pollution is considered to be the cause of hundreds of car accidents each year.
According to UPI, masks are a popular item in many cities in Asia, where people have to deal with serious air pollution.
Light pollution has been the leading cause of about 80% of the world's population, 99% of the US and European population
A lot of white egg-shaped objects floated into Tra Co tourist beach, Mong Cai City (Quang Ninh). Egg-shaped, decomposing objects smell bad and make visitors terrified.
Chinese officials for the first time implemented environmental projects calling for people to work together to find rivers
Exposure to air pollutants causes one million Chinese people to die early each year.
The discharge of chemicals into rivers and oceans or oil spills in the sea causes long-term consequences for humans and the habitats of many aquatic species.
Many cities live without night due to the bright light from street lights and surrounding buildings.
With the vast untreated waste lake and thousands of cancer people, this industry continues to exist due to the huge demand for production.
The countries most heavily influenced by artificial lighting include Singapore, Kuwait and Qatar. Countries like Chad, Central African Republic and Madagascar are less a…