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Tag Archives: air quality
Why is the air quality in Ningbo so bad? A government official explains
Pollution in Ningbo has apparently been very bad of late, with ubiquitous fog, occasional dust storms and a gloomy dusk hanging over the city like a “layer of cotton yarn”. So the local Modern Express (现代快报) from Zhejiang province decided to try … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Wildlife, Nature and the Environment
Tagged air quality, Danwei.com, Ningbo, pollution
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Kunming to start monitoring air quality
The front-page headline in today’s Spring City Evening News: “Kunming will begin measuring PM 2.5.” PM stands for “particulate matter.” According to the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), particles pose a health risk if they are less than 10 micrometers in diameter … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Wildlife, Nature and the Environment
Tagged air quality, Danwei.com, PM 2.5, pollution
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Blue skies over Beijing
Blue skies return to the capital after a week of smog and soupy air.
Posted in Environmental problems
Tagged @altcat, #crazybad, air quality, Beijing, environment, pollution
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Strong wind: clear air again in Beijing
A strong wind dispersed the pollution hovering above Beijing’s sky and made yesterday a “first grade day” of superb air quality.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged air quality, Beijing Daily Messenger, Beijing Times, The Beijing News, weather
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Pollution wussies go quiet
Air pollution in Beijing: it’s not killing the athletes.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tagged air quality, environment, Olympics, pollution
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Expensive resignation
Zheng Zhihong (郑志宏), a airliner pilot, was judged by court to pay his employer, China Eastern Airlines, 1.4 million yuan in compensation to end his work contract.
The China Eastern Airline asked for 12.57 million yuan from Zheng to compensate the training cost that has been spent on him.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged air quality, airlines, Journalist, labor, Olympic torch relay, pilot protest, Run Run Shaw, The Beijing News, Tibet
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Danwei Picks: Revolutionary heroes
Lu Jinbo on Internet publishing; dodgy air quality figures; Olympic logos; Cuba; heroes no longer revolutionary.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged air quality, Cuba, Lu Jinbo, Olympics, revolutionary heroes
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The first snows of Beijing 2008
Snow in Beijing.
Posted in Beijing
Tagged air pollution, air quality, Beijing, snow
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Danwei Picks: 2008-01-10
James Fallows on the Chinese dollar surplus, the Tianmen chengguan beating, and how Beijing is fudging its clear-air numbers.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged air quality, citizen journalism, hoaxes, prostitution
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Beijing air ‘moderate’
After a few lung-crunching days of awful air quality, Beijing’s pollution level is now at a level termed ‘moderate’, with a down town Air Pollution Index number of 72. Strong winds seem to have blown the gunk away. See this … Continue reading
Posted in Beijing
Tagged air quality, Beijing, environment, pollution
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