Chinese mainland Air Quality Gains in 2025
Official data shows that the Chinese mainland’s average PM2.5 level fell 4.4% to 28 μg/m3 in 2025, marking a significant step forward in the nation’s green development push.
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Official data shows that the Chinese mainland’s average PM2.5 level fell 4.4% to 28 μg/m3 in 2025, marking a significant step forward in the nation’s green development push.
Beijing’s skyline glowed in gold, orange, and lavender this Wednesday morning, highlighting its landmark 2025 achievement: annual PM2.5 fell to 27 µg/m³, below the 30 benchmark.
Beijing recorded only one heavy pollution day in 2025, marking a 98.3% drop since 2013.
Chinese researchers roll out EPICC, a new model boosting air quality forecasts for fine particulate matter and ground-level ozone across the Chinese mainland.
A new study reveals how thirdhand smoke lingers on household surfaces, re-emitting dangerous particles and gases. Learn why deep cleaning and smoke-free spaces matter for healthy indoor air.
Beijing recorded its lowest PM2.5 levels ever in the first 11 months of 2025, marking a milestone for cleaner air in the Chinese mainland’s capital.
Los Angeles is blanketed in hazardous smoke 😷 as wildfires rage across Southern California, forcing school closures and prompting health warnings as residents struggle to breathe.
New UC Davis study reveals soils in the Salton Sea basin emit significantly more NOx than thought, uncovering hidden sources of air pollution. 🌱🌍
Great news! PM2.5 levels have dropped below average in the Chinese mainland and Europe in 2023, thanks to reduced human-made emissions, says the WMO. 🌍✨
Wildfires are sweeping across Western Canada, forcing evacuations and raising air quality concerns as communities brace for a challenging wildfire season. 🔥😷