For almost the whole month, much of urban China all but disappeared
behind the heaviest toxic smog on record. Beijing registered air
pollution readings off the charts. On some days, for hours at a time,
the air quality index (AQI) in the capital flirted with 1,000—twice the
highest, most dangerous level of fine particulate matter measured in the
air by the Chinese government’s own instruments. And Beijing’s air was
relatively clean when compared with places such as nearby Shijiazhuang
in Hebei Province.
Link to Asia Society article.
You can read the whole thing at China Green.
And for more on air quality in China, check out Zhao's ChinaAirDaily.com.
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