Environmental Science
3 years ago

Northeast China's Air Pollution Spreads Like Wildfire, Threatening Millions

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International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
Spatial Correlation of Air Pollution and Its Causes in Northeast China
Mingze Du, Weijiang Liu, Yu Hao

Paper Summary

Air pollution in northeastern China forms a complex network with cities playing different roles in spreading pollution. PM2.5 pollution is a major contributor, moving from Liaoning to Heilongjiang via Jilin province. Pollution is high in winter and low in summer. Regional cooperation and tailored pollution control measures are needed to address the issue effectively.

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