or chicago just sucks so much even the pollution does not want to be thereNot Coach Jimbo said:
Surprised chicago isnt worse... is there some explained reason for that?
Something to woth the lake perhaps?
or chicago just sucks so much even the pollution does not want to be thereNot Coach Jimbo said:
Surprised chicago isnt worse... is there some explained reason for that?
Something to woth the lake perhaps?
TX04Aggie said:
This is what they used as the basis for expanding the ULEZ in London. Based in Nox and not CO2 or other particles.
Hundreds of attacks on ULEZ cameras recorded by police. The Brits are fighting back against tyranny and unfair laws. MP Iain Duncan Smith has said he supports them being attacked and destroyed. Will other CCTV cameras be next? #ULEZ #UK https://t.co/jmqVVHvdjK
— Jim Ferguson (@JimFergusonUK) September 2, 2023
GinMan said:
The satellite will stay parked above North America and provide scientists with hourly daytime updates on air pollution nationwide. On Thursday, researchers released their first images, which show changes in nitrogen dioxide pollution over the United States over the course of a day.
https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-shares-first-images-from-us-pollution-monitoring-instrument
Conveniently this won't be used on the entire planet…. Strictly over the USA
https://dnyuz.com/2023/08/24/a-first-look-from-nasas-new-air-pollution-satellite/
C@LAg said:or chicago just sucks so much even the pollution does not want to be thereNot Coach Jimbo said:
Surprised chicago isnt worse... is there some explained reason for that?
Something to woth the lake perhaps?
I thinbk it has more so to do with the fact that it's in close proximity to Tijauana and the border with Mexico. It's quite possible the data represented is skewed data. More than likely the images over Tijuana might now fit their narrative/political agenda....BassCowboy33 said:GinMan said:
The satellite will stay parked above North America and provide scientists with hourly daytime updates on air pollution nationwide. On Thursday, researchers released their first images, which show changes in nitrogen dioxide pollution over the United States over the course of a day.
https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-shares-first-images-from-us-pollution-monitoring-instrument
Conveniently this won't be used on the entire planet…. Strictly over the USA
https://dnyuz.com/2023/08/24/a-first-look-from-nasas-new-air-pollution-satellite/
Interested in how little pollution San Diego has for a city of its size.