Coronavirus: China lockdowns lead to big dip in NO2 but air pollution stays steady, study finds
2020-08-22 04:00
Severe epidemic lockdowns imposed across China in February led to a “striking” drop in nitrogen dioxide, but other pollutants remained at roughly the same levels, a study has found.Readings for nitrogen dioxide – a major component of air pollution – fell by a…
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