
China’s pollution hit critical stage
PHOTOS: Shanghai’s Unbelievable Pollution Problem Started The Week
Badly, Ended Worse:
For the seventh day this month, Shanghai officials have warned children
and the elderly to stay inside in a city where 24 hours exposed to the
off-the-charts pollution would have hazardous consequences to one’s
health.

Super smog hits north China city:
Visibility shrank to less than half a football field and small-particle
pollution soared to a record 40 times higher than an international
safety standard in one northern Chinese city as the region entered its
high-smog season.
Winter
typically brings the worst air pollution to northern China because of a
combination of weather conditions and an increase in the burning of
coal for homes and municipal heating systems, which usually start on a
specific date. For the large northern city of Harbin, the city's heating
systems kicked in Sunday, and on Monday visibility there was less than
50 meters, according to state media.
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