China's toxic smog problem

[holly]

The thumbnail for this video is where i lived for 6 months in 2011, trust me, its so not as bad as it seems! well, it wasn't when i was there and that was in the summer.

[Suro_One]

Here might be a solution: Place windmills at strategic places throughout and around the city to create an airflow that can be manually controlled. The windmills don't only generate energy, but you could turn them on (at a cost of energy) to steer the smog away when it's bad.

[aluxhuro]

i think earth gonna be a death planet soon... D:

[Leo-qqqp]

This is really sad.. I was in Singapore this summer and the same thing happened the air was horrible for like 2 days but i really don't know how people can make this a reality

[inthemix]

They stayed far too long under poverty and now their obsession to grow at any price has its price. I'm glade being in Switzerland the air fresh, democracy, social security for all, and a nice family :D

[SecretAgentMan]

either that guy is really tall or the other one is really short

[Xenophene]

Bane would love China. Everyone wearing his masks

[devilhatehumankind]

That's no surpise. I used to live in Vietnam, HCM, my home town. WE have like a fucking dust and smoke everywhere in my street, pollution is a big problem in south east asia and especially china. So it's very common to wearing a mask in my country ^^ ! So happy that i moved to the U.S now.

[Bobxchen]

China needs to build 1000 nuclear power plants and stop burning coal to fix this pollution problems. Most places in China does not have earth quakes, so Nuclear power plants should be safe. And a lot of radiation risks was way over blown. wind and solar can only make very limited contribution, and supply is unstable and it has a load balance probably. so despite the risks nuclear power is still the best option in my opinion.

[naratemalwer]

The time when masks were wearn for this 😂😂