Mexico City Faces Worst Air Pollution Says US Experts
A Mexico City pollution crisis is described as potentially the world's worst. Researchers note high carbon monoxide and sulfur dioxide levels, massive industrial output, millions of vehicles, wood and oil burning stoves, and a trapped valley basin that concentrates fumes. Authorities warn of health impacts and rising daily pollution, with some relief expected only from the rainy season.
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Smog Blamed for Aircraft and Auto Crashes
UPI reports a pilot linking two 1967 air crashes causing 108 deaths to reduced visibility from city smog. Historical data show Newark and other areas endured heavy pollution fog affecting travel, with Capt Guthrie calling pollution the sky’s dangerous factor.
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Dutch Housewife Happiness Poll Rates 90 Percent Content
A nationwide poll shows nearly 90 percent of Dutch housewives are happy with home management. Dissatisfaction is concentrated among women aged 30 to 50, with Amsterdam residents showing the highest share.
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