'Alarming' Report Uses NASA Satellite Data to Reveal World's Toxic Air Hotspots

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By Jordan DavidsonAug 19, 2019, 2:24 pm626 ptsHot
A new report by Greenpeace International pinpointed the world's worst sources of sulfur dioxide pollution, an irritant gas that harms human health. India has seized the top spot from Russia and China, contributing nearly 15 percent of global sulfur dioxide emissions. Australia, a sparsely populated country,…

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