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Originally Posted by Duck From NY
I don't think visible smog would be able to pass over the ocean water of the Yellow Sea.
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Hello Duck From NY
It's not uncommon to see air pollution emanating from China starting from Sakhalin and sometimes from Kamchatka. The air progressively getting worst the closer you get.
From Taiwan to Japan, it is not uncommon to see the air pollution drifting out over the China Sea to Taiwan, reaching Okinawa, along with enveloping large portions of Kyushu and southern Honshu.
The air pollution from the Tianjin, Shandong Peninsula and metro Shanghai regions touching the Korean Peninsula on a regular bases. The Yellow Sea being little if any barrier to the propagating air pollution.
At times, the simple existence of China and the volume of air pollution being produced reaching very unsettling levels with the country's near hemispheric effect on the Earth. At times, China from the air, reminding me of the Peanuts character Pig-Pen, with his "reaching out and touching" metaphoric outgassing cloud of unknown debris and substance, though with China, no longer metaphoric.
I have posted a small website on air quality in China and Taiwan at:
http://www.phisicalpsience.com/publi...ion_China.html