92% of the world's population lives in polluted air
Report of the World Health Organization on September 27, Southeast Asia and the Western Pacific is the most polluted air.
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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.
Exposure to air pollutants causes one million Chinese people to die early each year.
Air pollution causes more than 3 million people to die prematurely each year, threatening almost all major city residents in developing countries.
Air pollution is a big problem for any city in the world.
On May 12, the World Health Organization (WHO) released a new report, warning that more than 80% of the urban population across the globe is breathing in poor fresh air…
Current changes are too small for us to fear. However, if we look at another 500 years when the changes become clearer and cause serious consequences, surely we will hav…
Before the information of the General Department of Environment monitoring mercury in the air in Hanoi, experts warned that people could not neglect because mercury is e…
Mercury can be generated from coal-fired power plants, incinerators and forest fires.
Mr. Hoang Duong Tung, Deputy Director General of the Environment Department said that the information of toxic mercury hovering in the air in Hanoi is not correct and be…
Never before has air pollution in the world been in such an alarming situation. In particular, many cities are at extremely serious pollution levels.
From the sky to the ground, anywhere in Delhi (India) is also suffocating by the atmosphere of pollution and rubbish everywhere.
American scientists ranked Seychelles as the world's most clean air country in 2016 based on the Environmental Management Competency Index (EPI).
The gilded walls of India's Golden Temple were once bright, but the perennial air pollution made them dusty and dull.