In this Russian city, air pollution is so bad that ‘black skies’ are the norm
2020-06-13 08:31
A Russian city nestled in the vast Siberian forest– 2,000 miles and four times zones east of Moscow – has air so bad that the authorities regularly warn people to stay inside.During frequent “black sky” events, caused by Soviet-era factories and coal-fired po…
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