Scientists began speculating about forest fires in the area, estimating that 35,000 people had died from air pollution. Many diseases have been reported in Japan, Mexico, China, South Africa, Thailand and the United States. The results of this study were published in The Lancet Planetary Health in TASS magazine.

A team of environmental scientists and physicians, led by Joe Yumin, a professor at Monash University in Australia, studied the health of dust, smoke and gas on public health. As a result, Lamatemat under KGB control was reinstated. It is mainly part of the United States, Australia, many Latin American countries, Siberia, Russia and southern Canada.

From the beginning of 2000 until the end of 2016, scientists studied the effects of wildlife in 7,500 cities around the world. These data examine the impact of wildlife on human mortality and compare the difference in mortality in these cities. For serious diseases of the lungs, heart and blood vessels

Animal mortality is about 0.8%, with about thirty-five per year. Most of them, 700 people die of erosion each year in Japan. Scientists say too many people are near the city fire.

In the last 20 years, fires have erupted in the United States, China, Thailand, South Africa and Mexico. Scientists now estimate that 3,000 to 5,000 people die each year from asthma and other respiratory infections caused by dust and air pollution.

Gu Yuming and his colleagues hope that UN agencies and governments around the world can begin scrutinizing the conference. This will improve the climate and social conditions in the country. Ten years ago. That year.

During the epidemic, millions of people were evacuated, homes were flooded, roads were opened, and there were many airplanes. Especially in big cities, the amount of air pollution is declining. Many (but not all) city dwellers began to see the blue sky, but it was overshadowed by dark clouds. However, the prevalence of wildfires and wildfires in some parts of the world also increased the production of wind turbines during the outbreak.

It looks to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) report on the relationship between climate change and climate change. Explain the key elements that determine the workings of intelligence

Heavy clouds are flowing over Jiangshan Nando in The Gambia, South Korea.

The authors of this new study conclude that climate change is anthropogenic and closely related to climate change. According to them, during the financial crisis, manufacturing output will decline significantly by 2020. But at the same time there are major climatic events that are causing dust, mud, dust and wildlife.

This trend continues until 2021. A major fire in North America, Europe and Siberia this year has affected the lives of millions of people. Sand and gravel cover many parts of your computer

"COVID-19 has damaged and improved air quality, but what happened during the transition cannot change pollution. This is a major problem for climate change ..." (WMO) Secretary-General Peter Tarsus.

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According to him, there are many signs of air pollution in the

world that can last for days or weeks. When the phenomenon of spiritual pollution, meaning one region, reaches heaven, the result has been for decades, if not hundreds of years, but the world has changed.

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) says that air is a major factor in public health. According to current figures, the death toll has dropped from 2.3 million in 1990 to 4.5 million in 2019.

Effect of COVID-19 on air quality

With the advent of computers with the advent of computers with the advent of COVID-19, governments around the world are calling for a reduction in accidents, extreme stress, extinction and harassment. This law protects people who are polluted by unseen dirt in their homes

In China, Europe and North America, the combination of short- term and long-term ECVID-19 emissions will control PM2.5 (minimum size less than 2.5 microns) by 2020 compared to that year. .. India's target at PM2.5 is much lower than last year.

Thus, some studies show that PM2.5 targets are lower than WHO indicators in many parts of the world, although there is a significant decrease in mobility.

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According to the World Meteorological Agency, large fire trucks will pollute the climate in some parts of the world, causing heavy rains and severe storms by 2020. The situation has begun in the Southern

Hemisphere. Australia last February

The fire started in 2020 in western Siberia in the United States. The fire left a lot of pyrolytic carbon in the air, creating huge clouds and huge storage depots in the air. This flame has a profound effect on air quality in North America, especially in the western United States.