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2018
Greenpeace Africa affirms Mpumalanga is a nitrogen dioxide air pollution hotspotBy:Deputy Editor Online ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Greenpeace Africa states that analysis from satellite data between June 1 and August 31 shows that Mpumalanga is the world’s largest nitrogen dioxide air pollution hotspot across six continents.
The data points to coal and transport as the two principal sources of the nitrogen dioxide air pollution.
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