China uses unmanned aircraft to clean up pollution
According to Dailymail, China will use unmanned aircraft to clean the air by spraying chemicals so that contaminated dust particles fall to the ground.
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According to Dailymail, China will use unmanned aircraft to clean the air by spraying chemicals so that contaminated dust particles fall to the ground.
The toxic dust cloud covering China is so dense that it can be seen from space.
The National Environment Agency of Singapore (NEA) leads satellite data to show that there has been a significant increase in forest fire hotspots over the past two days…
Air quality in Singapore increased markedly after Indonesian officials mobilized aircraft to flush water on forest fires on Sumatra island.
According to the plan announced by Minister Balakrishnan, the NEA's dengue surveillance activities will still take place without nearly any interruption even if the dust…
Analysis of the Chinese Academy of Sciences showed that the smog that struck Beijing and its northern provinces last month contained a large amount of toxic chemicals.
The New Delhi government warned people not to leave the street at this time because of toxic smoke and thick dust, covering the entire area.
Women working near crowded roads have a higher risk of developing breast cancer, due to traffic-related air pollution, the researchers warn.
On February 4, the Japanese government issued a health warning to the people when dense dust from China attacked the country.