Smog Cleaning Drones In China's Dome

Smog Pollution concern in Beijing, China 

China- The government has declared a "war on pollution" with smog cleaning drones.  A local Chinese manufacturer developed the drone to stop the  pollutant particles in the air. At least 100 tests have already been conducted and there will be more in public areas such as airports.  China has a population of close to 2 billion.   Premier Li Keqiang has held cabinet meetings with China's parliament and has said the smog in the air has become a major pollution problem and detrimental to the health of China.  The plan is currently to use energy resources and lower dangerous high-emissions PM10 and PM2.5 in the air.  The new drones can carry a heavier amount of pollutants and less expensive.  One drone can carry more clean chemicals to remove the smog in the air up to 700 kilograms. China has used drones for almost a decade.




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China to fight pollution with drones - Mar. 7, 2014. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://money.cnn.com/2014/03/07/news/china-pollution-drone/index.html?hpt=hp_t2