Smog In Beijing
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Smog Alert Renewed For Beijing
China's national observatory on Saturday morning renewed its yellow alert, the third-highest level of warning, for smog in Beijing.
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The Smog Free Tower: Beijing's Latest Answer To Pollution
In a city where smog routinely blankets the streets, a Dutch artist has offered an eccentric solution: a 6-meter (20-foot) metal structure that takes in smog and expels cleaner air.
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Beijing To Build Ventilation 'Corridors' To Help Tackle Smog
Authorities in Beijing plan to develop a network of ventilation "corridors" to help tackle the city's notorious air pollution, China's state news agency Xinhua reported on Sunday.
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Beijing's Red Alert For Smog Rekindles Anger And Confusion
Families in Beijing waited anxiously on Monday evening to hear whether schools would shut the next day, posing sudden child-care challenges, after the city issued its first-ever red alert for heavy smog about 6:30 p.m., advising school closures in an effort to protect students' health and reduce traffic on the roads, among other measures.
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Beijing Smog Fails to Obscure 'Apocalypse' Humour
Several days of brown haze in Beijing so thick it has closed highways suspended construction and brought official warnings to stay indoors have also prompted jokes about the end of the world.
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Smog Alert Renewed For Beijing
China's national observatory on Saturday morning renewed its yellow alert, the third-highest level of warning, for smog in Beijing.
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The Smog Free Tower: Beijing's Latest Answer To Pollution
In a city where smog routinely blankets the streets, a Dutch artist has offered an eccentric solution: a 6-meter (20-foot) metal structure that takes in smog and expels cleaner air.
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Beijing To Build Ventilation 'Corridors' To Help Tackle Smog
Authorities in Beijing plan to develop a network of ventilation "corridors" to help tackle the city's notorious air pollution, China's state news agency Xinhua reported on Sunday.
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Beijing's Red Alert For Smog Rekindles Anger And Confusion
Families in Beijing waited anxiously on Monday evening to hear whether schools would shut the next day, posing sudden child-care challenges, after the city issued its first-ever red alert for heavy smog about 6:30 p.m., advising school closures in an effort to protect students' health and reduce traffic on the roads, among other measures.
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Beijing Smog Fails to Obscure 'Apocalypse' Humour
Several days of brown haze in Beijing so thick it has closed highways suspended construction and brought official warnings to stay indoors have also prompted jokes about the end of the world.
