When Beijing has clear skies
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When Beijing has clear skies
A rare sight, what is possible if air quality improvement efforts succeed (any decade now):
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Re: When Beijing has clear skies
Nice pics, Momopi. Thanks!
Do you ever see skies like this in China?
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-ik2G376AULU/U ... ail+II.png
I suspect not. But I am eager to hear from you on this.
Do you ever see skies like this in China?
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-ik2G376AULU/U ... ail+II.png
I suspect not. But I am eager to hear from you on this.
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Re: When Beijing has clear skies
Guangzhou's air was bad, but I thought Wuhan's air was worse.
I am more worried about what's in food. The Maggi noodle scandal is the tip of the iceberg. My last employer's (a rival of Nestle) had different food standards for certain countries and this current scandal is going to grow way beyond Indian noodles.
The problem in China is that people don't care about other people. Where I lived in Guangzhou, young kids would just chuck rubbish in the street, and their parents would dump all kinds of crap in the river.
Best thing to do is avoid rice - it loves sucking up heavy metals.
Two of my Chinese ex's have now had moms who contracted cancer in China. Coincidence? Probably not.
I am more worried about what's in food. The Maggi noodle scandal is the tip of the iceberg. My last employer's (a rival of Nestle) had different food standards for certain countries and this current scandal is going to grow way beyond Indian noodles.
The problem in China is that people don't care about other people. Where I lived in Guangzhou, young kids would just chuck rubbish in the street, and their parents would dump all kinds of crap in the river.
Best thing to do is avoid rice - it loves sucking up heavy metals.
Two of my Chinese ex's have now had moms who contracted cancer in China. Coincidence? Probably not.
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Re: When Beijing has clear skies
I do not live in Beijing... pics from friend @ Beida University.
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Re: When Beijing has clear skies
Oh well now THAT'S special!xiongmao wrote:
Best thing to do is avoid rice - it loves sucking up heavy metals.
Move to frikkin ASIA...
and AVOID RICE...
when it is being FOISTED on you 24/7.
Mmm-HMMMH.
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