China's rising middle class has contributed to the the country becoming the worst polluter on the planet. China poured more than 260 million 9-10 billion tonnes of climate-warming carbon dioxide into the air in 2013. As the biggest market for cars and smartphones, China's economy is built on its smoke generating factories producing goods for the global market, due to this it is of serious concern how China will be able to reduce it emissions. The burgeoning middle class want to drive the best fast cars regardless of their emissions output, this has led to an estimated vehicles now on the road in China. The rising pollution levels have caused eight Chinese cities to impose limits on car numbers.
China's rising middle class has contributed to the the country becoming the worst polluter on the planet. China poured an estimated 9-10 billion tonnes of climate-warming carbon dioxide into the air in 2013. As the biggest market for cars and smartphones, China's economy is built on its smoke generating factories producing goods for the global market, due to this it is of serious concern how China will be able to reduce it emissions. The burgeoning middle class want to drive the best fast cars regardless of their emissions output, this has led to more than 260 million vehicles now on the road in China. The rising pollution levels have caused eight Chinese cities to impose limits on car numbers.