Life In The Most Polluted Capital In The World: Mongolia’s Children Struggle To Breathe | TIME
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- In Ulan Bator, the capital, respiratory infections have increased at a rate of 270% over the last 10 years and children living in the city have a 40% lower lung function than those living in rural areas, according to UNICEF.
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Life In The Most Polluted Capital In The World: Mongolia’s Children Struggle To Breathe | TIME
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Been there in summer- not so bad. Sad that a country with some of the purest air in the countryside has some of the most polluted in the city.
I live in Ulaanbaatar and I cannot tell you how polluted it is in the winter..... even though I live in the center of the city.
Is it safe in the area of where The British School of Ulaanbaatar is?
TFB that area is still polluted but much better than the other areas.
its so polluted that you can taste the smokes
@@steve9886 Crime safe, yes. Pollution free, NO!
@@steve9886 Omg, British school of Ub neighbors ger district area where pollution comes from in the north.
Mongolian government need to develop its provinces or small towns so that it won’t lead to such congestion in ger-district in which coal burning area would be reduced in UB.
They had better start yesterday. What about coal in exchange for a Russian nuclear power-plant?
I don’t heard about that yet but it’d be somewhat helpful
no credit is given to the music. who is the composer?
(edit: by no means is this comment intended to distract from this important report, just need to get to the bottom of this, any help would be appreciated)
I've been here.
its spelled Ulaanbaatar
Ulan Bator is the Russian version of Ulaanbaatar. The spelling stems from the days of the USSR. :)
@@nivek5031 I thought it is spelled as Ulaan bator
@@bheemboyharish3263 Ulaanbaatar (/ˌuːlɑːn ˈbɑːtər/; Mongolian: Улаанбаатар, [ʊɮɑːm.bɑːtʰɑ̆r], lit. "Red Hero"), formerly anglicised as Ulan Bator - Just cut & pasted that for you, BH. I lived there for nearly 3 years. Too cold for me. :)
On the steppes, families burn animal waste for fuel, which is cleaner than coal
There are 3 million Mongolians and 35 Million head of livestock in Mongolia. Perhaps if they brought all the livestock into Ulaanbaatar, they could do away with the deadly, soft-coal, power-stations. Either way, they are in the poo. :(
you mean the cow dung?
@@SuperTsogo No, the livestock. That would include a supply of meat & enough methane to power UB & surrounds, without using soft coal. Then, perhaps not. :(
@@nivek5031 no they didnt animals are not in ulaanbaatar theyre all in countryside
@@nivek5031 no we use cowdungs dude!
It's like being between a rock and a hard place
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia is.
Хурдхан утааны асуудлаа шийдэхгүй бол иймэрхүү гадны юмнууд улс орныг минь рекламдаж дуусах нь
John Henson thh ene asuudliig yaaj shiidhu?
Reklamdaj duusah ni genee? Harin ch olnii anhaarliin tuvd chirj avchirch baigaa bus uu?
@@insectine9045 Хамгийн их утаатай хамгийн бохир агаартай гэнэ иймэрхүү юмаар анхаарлын төвд орох зүгээр үү тэ?
@@brucekhan7157 Yahawde, tgel gadnii ulsiiin tuslamjiin baiguulguud tusalj demjij uguh buiza.
LORAX
No money is worth your health.
pizdanuud chn ymar baliar bichleg hiideg ym be
why are you talking like that? It is the reality we face it long since. If they publish good news about Mongolians then you’d be happy, wouldn’t you?
Utaa arai jhn gaigui bolsn bnalee. Aa gehdee muu yumaar tanigdah muuhainma