Repost form Reuters | Oct 21 2013
China Air Pollution news from Forbes
China smog pictures from Huffington Post
Photos of air pollution in Harbin from CNN | Oct 22 2013
Smog shut down a city of 11 million people in Northeastern China in capital city of Harbin, province of Hellongjiang. PM 2.5, whose max limit set by WHO is 300, reached 1,000 in some parts of the city. The thick smog caused poor visibility resulting in suspension of classes in primary and middle classes, closing down the airport, and bus routes. Visibility was only at 10 meters
The condition is expected to persist in the next 24 hours
What do you think of this problem in China?
What could have been the cause, the Australian wildfires?
Would this happen to the PHL?
Coal fired plants?
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