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Surprised, Wang Wei read the article closely.
—South Korean company Cellijenner has collaborated with A-GenBio to develop a filter that catches micro-dust. Based on carbon paper, the filter can absorb up to two kilograms of fine dust per sheet. It can be easily removed by soaking it in water, meaning that it can be reused semi-permanently.
—China has made great strides in reducing micro-dust in many ways, but the air quality is still far from good. Many people still die from respiratory diseases triggered by air pollution. China should import these filters from South Korea and implement policies to reduce micro-dust emissions.
—In addition, Korea is promoting a new project to collect micro-dust captured by these filters and recycle it as fertilizer, which is estimated to have a positive economic impact of hundreds of billions of won in Korea alone.
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Wang Wei wiped his face with both hands. It was wet with cold sweat. He quickly picked up his phone and called He Jiankui, but he didn’t answer.
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Breathing in micro-dust for a few days didn’t immediately cause serious illnesses, so it was often taken relatively lightly or dismissed as an inconvenience. However, according to the State of Global Air report from...
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