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Air quality in H.K.
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Is the air quality in h.k. good? Well, no, it isn’t so good at all, it is very bad there are tonnes of pollution. As you can see in this graph. Which is about the h.k. ‘s voc emissions.
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Is the air quality bad? Yes indeed it is bad. You might even be sun burnt in the future when there’s more global warming.
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How to improve the air quality in h.k.? Use less electricity!!! Ride a cycle to school instead of a bus or a car. Don’t smoke.
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Is it the thing that is causing global warming? Yes, some of global warming is being caused by air pollution that’s why we feel hot when we go out. look at this website: http://hk.youtube.com/watch?v=TwM9_3th vss http://hk.youtube.com/watch?v=TwM9_3th vss
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Why is it bad? It is very bad for us and the whole world as you can see in this picture it is spreading over the world fast and widely. Imagine you breathing this smoke/ air in your lungs.
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Why is it good? What do you mean Good. No it is not good. Didn’t you see the graph on Page 2. If you didn’t, then click on page 2.Page 2
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Is the air quality in H.K. worst than any other country/city? Despite major efforts by Hong Kong authorities to clear the air, such as replacing the fleet of diesel taxis over the past four years with vehicles powered by cleaner liquid petroleum gas, the situation is getting worse. The city's air pollution index -- a government measurement that records pollutant levels in 14 key areas of Hong Kong. Yet by Asian standards, Hong Kong is far from the continent's most polluted city. The level of suspended particulate matter in the air, which many researchers now consider the most dangerous pollutant, significantly exceeds Hong Kong's in nine cities. For the most hazardous of these particles -- those under 10 microns in diameter, which can penetrate even a face mask -- Beijing and New Delhi have more than three times Hong Kong's level. Home
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