Shanghai Suffers Record-high Levels of Air Pollution
This chilling article on the record-high air pollution levels in Shanghai reminds me of the conversation I had yesterday with agriculture maven Mary Blackmon about the rising rates of cancer, and the fact that there must be a cause based on something we’re ingesting. Is it possible to look at the photograph in the article (a smaller version of which appears to the left) and think that such conditions could conceivably be safe for the people who live there? (more…)
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