face mask
06/15/2018
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By Carol Anderson
Study: Face masks available in China may be ineffective in protecting consumers from air pollution
China has experienced an unprecedented growth in the last century. However, with the country’s gains in industrialization comes its undeniable pollution. As the first red alert in Beijing came into effect, schools closed down, and construction projects were halted. For some time, dealing with smog has become a norm for China’s capital. As part of […]
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