Winning in the worst possible way - Air Quality 10.15pm

Posted Jan 5, 2020, 11:15 AM UTC

Posted Jan 5, 2020, 11:15 AM UTC
When we were "record breaking" beyond Delhi, Sarajevo, Ulaanbaatar - we were around 3500-3800. What is this almost 6000 bullshit?
Why does it say worsening? everything about this is fubar.
for reference 20ug/m3 is equivalent to a cigarette/day.
So if you're in Monash, the equivalent of 700 cigarettes ? Yikes. No wonder my lungs feel painful
Closer to 70, but yeah.
Oops. I guess i should cross anything with maths in it off my career prospects list
So does 1000 ug/m3 mean 50 cigarettes/day? How much difference does staying indoors actually make?
it may still be at hazardous levels indoors but like, low hazardous instead of walk outside have an asthma attack
Seems to have dropped south side in the last 10 minutes or so at least. Room went from 75 to 45.
Is there a level where it's dangerous to anyone? Is there a point where no-one should go to work?
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We are way past that.