More than half of the provinces across the country are affected by haze”
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This haze affected 17 provinces and 71 cities, with severe or higher levels of pollution in those areas; the PM2.5 level in Shijiazhuang exceeded 1,000. China is experiencing the worst haze episode this year in terms of scope, duration, and intensity. The Ministry of Environmental Protection stated in a report on the evening of the 19th that, due to adverse weather conditions, the severe air pollution is expected to worsen in the coming days. Satellite remote sensing monitoring showed that on December 16, the area affected by severe haze was 16 square kilometers; it expanded to 37 square kilometers on the 17th, and to 62 square kilometers on the 18th. The latest updates as of the 19th indicate that the scope of severe air pollution has further expanded to 17 provinces, municipalities, and autonomous regions. Affected by the foggy weather, flights were grounded in many places and roads were closed. A small number of companies still violate regulations despite the prohibitions, prompting the Ministry of Environmental Protection to dispatch three additional inspection teams. What should I do about this? !
We will never follow the old path of capitalism, which involves developing while causing pollution and then trying to address it! We did it! We are taking a new path that only causes pollution without any efforts to address it. ;P
Haha, I guess we’re going to see this through to the end
Companies that cause pollution must be shut down without hesitation!
With the economy in such a poor state, it’s already difficult for companies to find work; do they still care about whether there’s smog or pollution? If the production company goes bankrupt, it will drag others down with it, even at the cost of its own destruction. This is what Chinese entrepreneurs think.
With the economy in such a poor state, it’s already difficult for companies to find work; do they still care about whether there’s smog or pollution? If the production company goes bankrupt, it will drag others down with it, even at the cost of its own destruction. This is what Chinese entrepreneurs think.
Yao Hua Glass has also set up factories abroad; the investment environment in China is concerning
I support you. Maybe only I support you:lol
The shift from coal to gas is also a major factor contributing to heavy fog; a large amount of water vapor is produced when natural gas burns……
The situation is getting worse and worse; in many places where fog never used to occur, it’s now impossible to avoid it