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don't pick a topic that you can not back up any solutions.

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the cons fort his solution is that this was a plan made for 4 years ago,but they haven't tried this plan at all they sort of just got lazy and never did the 5 year plan.

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this would get rid of some coal power plants but not all.

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shutting down coal powered plants can help reduce air pollution

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if the coal-fueled power plants never got replaced with cleaner electricity then they would have a lot more pollution in the air

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China should commit to the more costly step of shutting down half of its coal-fueled power plants and replacing them with cleaner electricity generating technologies that rely on natural gas, nuclear, and renewable for fuel.
https://www.usnews.com/opinion/blogs/world-report/2015/01/17/china-can-fix-its-severe-pollution-problem

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Studies show that household pets suffer an increased risk of tumors
when exposed to polluted air over an extended period of time.
Particulate matter in the air has been linked to cardiac arrest in dogs and veterinarians sometimes attribute pet deaths to the effects of air pollution.
http://www.mothersandothersforcleanair.org/documents/AirPollution&Animals2011.pdf

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Control of air pollutant emissions from coal-fired power stations are effective in other countries, so there is no reason why strong regulation and enforcement can’t achieve the same in China. Fertilizers and agriculture have proved technically and politically difficult to control in Europe and the US, but the science at least is understood.

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In 2013, the city announced a five-year plan that would, if implemented properly, cut coal burning by more than half, restrict the number of cars on the road, introduce a pilot cap-and-trade program, and urge factories to disclose their emissions publicly. which should reduce the air pollution.
http://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/china-tries-new-tactic-combat-pollution-transparency

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pollution can cause health problems and are causing deaths. As mentioned a few times  17% of China’s death can be attributed to air pollution.this is contributing to global warming also. Air pollution has been going up for the past few years.
http://visionlaunch.com/pros-and-cons-of-air-pollution/

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it makes people pay more attention to our environment. air pollution goes way back but its been the last couple of years thats its been serious and that more and more people are looking to help and fix it. http://visionlaunch.com/pros-and-cons-of-air-pollution/#

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reporter that went to china and experienced it herself: solution 3

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reporter that went to china and experienced it herself: solution 3

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Related air pollution problems in China are literally breathtaking, "my eyes watered and I was coughing all week, even though the smog was less than usual because the government had ordered half the cars off the road and shut down some of the most polluting factories and power plants to  clear the air."
-Terry Tamminen
https://www.fastcompany.com/3038539/chinas-air-pollution-solution