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Heavy Air Pollution in Beijing and Possible Impact on Olympic Athletes
In 2001 the Olympic Games were awarded to the city of Beijing, China's second‐largest industrial center after Shanghai. Although the extreme air pollution in Greater Beijing has already been examined for some time in the scientific literature, it only gained public interest recently. The article summarizes the scientific facts.
Heavy Air Pollution in Beijing and Possible Impact on Olympic Athletes
In 2001 the Olympic Games were awarded to the city of Beijing, China's second‐largest industrial center after Shanghai. Although the extreme air pollution in Greater Beijing has already been examined for some time in the scientific literature, it only gained public interest recently. The article summarizes the scientific facts.
Heavy Air Pollution in Beijing and Possible Impact on Olympic Athletes
Salthammer, Tunga (author)
CLEAN – Soil, Air, Water ; 36 ; 731-733
2008-09-01
3 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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