Pollution From Carbon Monoxide Has Fallen Steadily Since 2000, NASA Data Show

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By Yale Environment 360Jun 2, 2015, 12:20 pm70 pts
As these NASA satellite maps show, carbon monoxide levels have decreased appreciably in much of the world since 2000, thanks to Enlarge Global carbon monoxide levels as of 2014 improved pollution controls on vehicles and factories and fewer forest fires. Carbon monoxide, which is produced whenever carbon-based…

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