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An action plan released by the government on Tuesday highlights new measures that China is taking to control air pollution in time for the holidays.
Sulfur dioxide, ozone and carbon monoxide were also said to be associated with a higher risk of silent miscarriages.
The research revealed that a ground-level ozone increase of just three parts per billion can have dire effects on lung health.
As new garbage sorting rules have swept through Shanghai, (leaving many confused including us) one particular tourist has taken that confusion to a whole new level.
Shanghai's new garbage sorting regulation is causing all sorts of chaos.
The new garbage sorting regulation has been in effect for a week now and it's caused all sorts of chaos.
This is what most netizens believed when they saw a video that circulated online earlier this week.
Over 600 notices were handed out as Shanghai cracks down on its waste.
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