Breathing in the inversion cage.
With the onset of the cold season, the air in the big cities becomes breathless day by day. One of the consequences of seasonal phenomena such as temperature is the pollution crisis.
In the cold season, the inversion traps the suffocating smoke of fossil fuel-dependent vehicles and polluting industries on Earth like a blanket.
This problem causes hidden economic damage and irreversible damage to the health of society, which is ignored in the planning of the big budget.
To get rid of these dusty skies, we need changes in urban planning and transportation methods.
As long as most urban vehicles depend on fossil fuels and clean transportation infrastructure is underdeveloped, there is no hope of breathing clean air.
This event requires a combination of smart policies, the use of the universities' capabilities and the conscious cooperation of all citizens.
Today, in the case of the Economists' Club, we will discuss solutions to open this serious relationship.
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