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The people of Tibet don’t think air pollution is a problem.
Here’s why: Eri Saikawa, an associate professor of the Department of Environmental Sciences at Emory College, shares a surprising discovery about how Tibetans view air pollution. According to Eri, the life expectancy of Tibetans has been very low over the years. And air pollution is LIKELY to be a contributing factor. 💨
However, when asked, Tibetans actually say that air pollution is NOT the problem. Instead they are much more concerned about the effects of climate change! 👈





