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China takes fresh approach to pollution
Friday 17 Mar 17 9:00am
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Dirty air in China’s towns and cities is estimated to kill 4000 to 5000 people a day | Lei Han |
By ALEX KIRBY | China’s air pollution makes many of its towns and cities almost intolerable for their inhabitants. A 2015 report put the numbers killed daily by foul air at 4000 to 5000.
But a lot of ingenuity is going into making life better for urban dwellers.
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