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Category Archives: World News
Met Office Warns London and South About Saharan Dust Storm
UK residents especially those living in London are being warned that dust from a Saharan storm could be a contributing factor to one of the worst smogs of the year, expected later this week. Southerly winds from north Africa already … Continue reading
City braced for high levels of air pollution
The city is braced for high levels of air pollution over the next few days – with warnings issued to asthmatics and those with breathing difficulties. High pressure is being blamed for the prevailing smog, which also led to the … Continue reading
Eleven countries exceed air pollution emission limits
The European Environment Agency has said that air pollutants are still being emitted above legal limits in the EU. Recent data from the EU Member States shows that a number of countries continued to breach their emission ceilings in 2012. … Continue reading
Seoul mayor extends invitations to clear the air with Tokyo, Beijing
Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon is reaching out to his counterparts in Tokyo and Beijing to improve relations between the three countries by collaborating on the common problem of PM 2.5 air pollutants and bolstering exchanges. “Beijing, Tokyo and Seoul are … Continue reading
China’s war on smog will be won or lost in polluted Hebei
China’s war on pollution is only a few weeks old, but the battle lines are already being drawn between Beijing and Hebei, the province most synonymous with dirty air. A succession of Hebei officials used the annual session of parliament … Continue reading
US races ahead of targets to reduce air pollution, study finds
US efforts over the last 10 years to clear the air of dangerous particulate matter have been so successful that most urban areas have already attained the next benchmark, according to new research by Rice University. Atmospheric researchers at Rice … Continue reading
Malaysians Should Unite To Combat Air Pollution
Tomorrow, the world will again observe Earth Hour, and a local green activist has urged Malaysians to unite and act to combat one of the deadly environmental issues, that is, air pollution. Prominent social worker Datuk Seri Ang Lai Soon … Continue reading
Indonesian forest fires feed air pollution across Asia
High above the vast Indonesian island of Sumatra, satellites identify hundreds of plumes of smoke drifting over the oil palm plantations and rain forests. Monsoon winds sweep them north and east toward Singapore, Malaysia and deep into Cambodia, Laos and … Continue reading




