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14, 2013 Beijing's Air Quality Reaches Hazardous Levels
Originally published on Mon January 14, 2013 5:16 pm In China's
capital, they're calling it the "airpocalypse," with air
pollution that's literally off the charts. The air has been
classified as hazardous to human health for a fifth consecutive
day, at its worst hitting pollution levels 25 times that
considered safe in the U.S. The entire city is blanketed in a
thick grey smog that smells of coal and stings the eyes, leading
to official warnings to stay inside. Environmentalists say it's
the worst pollution since monitoring began last year, while many
others believe the levels are un