Pollution in China Worsens

[Aepsilons]

Apparently, breathing Beijing’s air is the equivalent of smoking almost 40 cigarettes a day (!).

This is not just a national concern, but a regional exigency.

 

[Edison Chen]

No developed countries have ever escaped this pollution stage.

 

[opruh]

I'm more scared of Japan, they polluted the entire Pacific ocean thanks to their lack of know-how when it comes to operating nuclear power plants. How irresponsible of japan.

 

[ahojunk]

I don't think Japan intentionally pollute the Pacific Ocean.

It's due more of their irresponsible nuclear power companies who care more about their profits over social responsibility.

I wonder if their top executives have been charged.

 

[Aepsilons]

Those pictures are unbelievable. I could never imagine living like that.

I hope the government has some plans to deal with this issue because the nations health care costs will definetly go up.

It is definitely real bro. Beijing for example is notorious for their air quality issues. The last time I was there , folks were wearing masks due to the smog issue.

 

[XiaoYaoZi Backup]

I don't think Japan intentionally pollute the Pacific Ocean.

It's due more of their irresponsible nuclear power companies who care more about their profits over social responsibility.

I wonder if their top executives have been charged.

Let me recompose your sentences. Japanese intentionally pollute the Pacific Ocean due to the Japanese nuclear power companies who care about their profits and dare not to undertake the social responsibility and whose executives just bowed uselessly again and again to avoid to be charged and sent to jail.

 

[Jlaw]

How friendly to China Japanese is, through they have to eat nuclear rice themselves.

I wonder who gave you a negative rating?

 

[Nan Yang]

China CO2 emissions: 'Coal error' caused wrong calculations
Confusion over the types of coal being burned in Chinese power stations has caused a significant overestimation of the country's carbon emissions.

China CO2 emissions: 'Coal error' caused wrong calculations - BBC News