Government's Reaction
- - Beijing to Shut Coal-fired Boilers to Clean up Air
- - Guangdong Adds More PM2.5 Monitoring Sites
- - China Monitors Air Pollution with 'Eyes' in Sky
- - Spending More on the Environment
- - Binhai Moves to Improve Air Quality
- - Beijing to Improve Air Quality
- - Shanghai Releases Emergency Plan for Air Pollution
- - Guangdong Plans to Reduce PM 2.5 Levels This Year
- - Beijing and Tianjin to Tackle Heavy Pollution
- - Green Tax Mulled to Help Fight Pollution
- - Call for New Mechanism to Evaluate Anti-pollution Efforts
- - Promise of Iron Fist Against Pollution
- - China to Expand Air Quality Monitoring Network
- - Fujian Puts Focus on Environment
- - Beijing to Buy PM2.5 Devices from Italian Company
- - Beijing,Tianjin, Hebei to Jointly Reduce Smog
- - Advisory Body Sets Sights on Pollution
- - China to Subsidize More Denitrified Power Plants
- - New Leaders Target Environment
- - New Energy Vehicles to Be Used in Beijing’s Public Transportation
Backgrounders
- - Introductory Guide to Fog, Haze, Smog and PM2.5
- - China's Smog by the Numbers
- - New Emission Standard
- - London's Great Smog
- - Health Impact of PM2.5 in China
Real-time Air Quality Index
Useful Tips
- - 10 tips to minimize haze's influence on health
- - PM2.5 VS Visbility
- - Group Sensitive to PM2.5
- - Self-protection Measures
- - The Correct Way to Use a Dust Mask
In Charts
![The analytical results of PM2.5 sources in Beijing by the Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2006. [Provided by Greenpeace]](http://images.chinagate.cn/attachement/jpg/site1021/20130227/001372a0ea801297c3f51e.jpg)
- - Report: 1.2 Mln Chinese Died from Air Pollution in 2010
- - Energy Consumption During 11th Five-Year Plan
- - PM2.5 Concentration Levels of Chinese Major Regions
Related Laws & Regulations
