Beijing alarms on air pollution
Air pollution in the capital, Beijing, China, was first classified as the yellow alarm group, the second highest level in the 4-step pollution warning system.
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Air pollution in the capital, Beijing, China, was first classified as the yellow alarm group, the second highest level in the 4-step pollution warning system.
Heavy air pollution made the sun seem completely
Dirty waste from Chinese exports surpassed the Pacific to contribute to pollution in the United States.
The US has created jobs for mobile phones and large-screen TVs for Chinese people, but China has brought polluted air from domestic factories to the US.
Beijing is planning to prevent increasing air pollution clouds with artificial interventions.
The European Commission (EC) has planned new air quality control laws to combat air pollution.
On December 2, dust and fog covered the sky of Shanghai City, China's financial center.
Chiba Prefecture, east of Tokyo, warned that people on November 4 who didn't go out to the streets due to toxic PM2.5 gas molecules might have exceeded the permitted lim…
Beijing officials this week advised children and the elderly to stay in the house due to severe dense fog.
A new study found that air pollution has caused 2.1 million premature deaths worldwide each year and the death rate can vary greatly between countries.
In the face of increasingly serious pollution - especially in Beijing, two young designers in China have combined to create an air quality measuring tool to provide fast…
On September 12, the Chinese government announced a plan to reduce the country's air pollution level with various measures.
Malaysia's Minister of Natural Resources and Environment G. Palanivel said it is difficult to find a long-term solution to the problem of dust because Indonesia refuses…
According to China Daily, the Chinese government is planning to spend 1,700 billion yuan (US $ 277 billion) to address air pollution in the next five years.
Each year more than two million people die worldwide as a direct result of human-induced air pollution, in which Southeast Asia is the most serious area.