摘要
Heavy smog shrouded China＇s central and eastern regions for days this past January, and experts are advising citizens to stay inside. But how much safer is our indoor air？ The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency＇s research shows that 24 million people in the world die every year as a result of poor indoor air quality, said Song Guangsheng, Secretary General of China＇s Indoor Environment Test Center （CIETC）.
Heavy smog shrouded China＇s central and eastern regions for days this past January, and experts are advising citizens to stay inside. But how much safer is our indoor air？ The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency＇s research shows that 24 million people in the world die every year as a result of poor indoor air quality, said Song Guangsheng, Secretary General of China＇s Indoor Environment Test Center （CIETC）.
