Beijing's Red Smog Alert and China's Coal Issues
I agree with the economists who have grown increasingly skeptical about the data China publishes, and the recent revisions open a new episode in the debate over its energy use and greenhouse gas emissions
By Jack Dini —— Bio and Archives--December 10, 2015
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Beijing issued its first ever red alert for smog on December 7 urging schools to close and invoking restrictions on factories and traffic that will keep half of the city's vehicles off the road. The red alert, the most serious warning on a four-tier system adapted a little over two years ago, means authorities had forecast more than three consecutive days of severe smog. (1)
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