![]() ![]() In contrast to the recommended global threshold of 5 micrograms per cubic metre, its concentration in China in the last ten years was between 50 and 60 micrograms. In terms of deaths brought on by PM 2.5, China comes in fourth place globally. PM2.5, or fine particulate matter, is a particularly dangerous pollutant that has a diameter of 2.5 micrometres or less. In China, untimely fatalities are being brought on by the emission of mercury, greenhouse gases, and other dangerous substances. Every year, air pollution in China claims the lives of almost two million people. ![]() Severe air pollution proves fatal for Chinese citizens as China's focus on industrialisation helped it achieve rapid economic growth, but it has cost its citizen their lives, as numerous people are dying in the country due to air pollution, Just Earth news reported. ![]()
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