Beijing’s Air Is Cleaner, but Far From Clean

The New York Times October 16, 2009 By Michael Wines

Even thought there are around four million vehicles that clog Beijing's roads everyday, Beijing's air is actually becoming cleaner. China used to have poisonous rivers and chemical beltching smelters, but China now is trying really hard to get their air clean. The city has only recorded 2 days of pollution which is the lowest number in a decade.

I'm glad China is deciding to help out with the greenhouse gas situation. Global warming is a great issue in which all of us need to participate and help out with. The author found good material and data to find out whether China was doing better or not.


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