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Published: August 24, 2008
Beijing's pollution opens dialogue on air quality
State's smog isn't as bad as China's, but we do feel effects.
By John David Sutter
The head of air quality for the state of Oklahoma says there is "really no comparison” between the choking air pollution at the Olympics in Beijing and the smog and soot problems faced by Oklahoma.

Beijing is ranked by the World Bank as having the 13th worst air quality in the world.

But many of the pollutants that taint China 's skies also strain the lungs of asthmatics and athletes here. And similarly,...

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