Hairy Nose film takes on China's pollution
Air pollution in China is no laughing matter, but one campaign group hopes its bizarre new film will provoke both laughs and action among urban Chinese. "Hairy Nose" , externaldepicts a bleak future where people have evolved lengthy nasal hair to filter out the smog. It ends with a warning that if people don't change their ways, pollution will change them. The charity, WildAid, told the BBC they w
Beijing pollution: Schools keep children indoors
Celia Hatton in Beijing: "The air is so polluted it's darkened the sky" Schools in the Chinese capital Beijing have been ordered to keep children indoors amid extremely high levels of air pollution. Pollution climbed to up to 35 times World Health Organisation safety levels on the third day of the city's "orange alert" - the second highest level. Factories have been told to cut production and heav
Can China keep its new city dwellers healthy and happy?
Earlier this year, I told the story of Xiao Zhang, an ordinary Chinese woman who witnessed the village where she grew up morph into a huge, modern city, and her fortunes transform. But the effects of China's lightning-fast urbanisation has left those in charge with formidable challenges. China has tens of thousands of stories like White Horse Village, the settlement where Xiao Zhang was born. The
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