Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Severe-Air-Pollution-in-Beijing-27MZIF3KW95P.htmlConceptually similarSevere Air Pollution in BeijingGP0STONAWCompleted★★★★★★Severe Air Pollution in BeijingGP0STONAYCompleted★★★★Severe Air Pollution in BeijingGP0STONB2Completed★★★★Air Pollution Action at the Bird's Nest Stadium in BeijingGP0STONHWCompleted★★★★Air Pollution Action at the Bird's Nest Stadium in BeijingGP0STONHXCompleted★★★★Air Pollution Action at the Bird's Nest Stadium in BeijingGP0STONHYCompleted★★★★Air Pollution Action at the Bird's Nest Stadium in BeijingGP0STONHZCompleted★★★★Air Pollution Action at the Bird's Nest Stadium in BeijingGP0STONI0Completed★★★★★★Smog in Pictures in Beijing's Bird's Nest StadiumGP0STOO4KCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STONAXSevere Air Pollution in BeijingGreenpeace activists project the message "Blue Sky Now!" onto a facade of the Drum Tower, an iconic historical building in Central Beijing. The PM2.5 (fine particles) concentration levels in Beijing have stayed above 250µg/m3 for more than 40 hours. The World Health Organisation's guideline for any 24-hour period of PM2.5 concentration is 25µg/m3.Greenpeace East Asia calls on the Chinese government to accelerate its efforts against air pollution, and reminds affected residents to use proper protection.Locations:Beijing-China-East AsiaDate:10 Oct, 2014Credit:© Yang Di / GreenpeaceMaximum size:2000px X 1333pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Air pollution-Buildings-Climate (campaign title)-Iconic Landmarks-KWCI (GPI)-Night-Outdoors-Projection actionsShoot:Severe Air Pollution in BeijingGreenpeace activists project the message "Blue Sky Now!" onto a facade of the Drum Tower, an iconic historical building in Central Beijing. The PM2.5 (fine particles) concentration levels in Beijing have stayed above 250µg/m3 for more than 40 hours. Greenpeace East Asia calls on the Chinese government to accelerate its efforts against air pollution, and reminds affected residents to use proper protection.
