Temperature has significant influence on air pollution in wintertime
2020-06-16 13:12
Coal-fired central heating is widely used in the winter in northeast China, and the consumption of fossil fuels for winter heating could produce a large number of fine particulates, sulfides and nitrogen oxides, which aggravates the air pollution situation in…
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