South Korean President Moon Jae -in has urged China to acknowledge its role in pollution, as March saw national readings three times the recommended levels. In response, China urged its neighbour to "look at its own problems". China has taken measures, including restrictions on coal-fired plants, but Moon Jae has been criticised for a reluctance to adopt cleaner nuclear power. While the high smog levels have hurt some sectors of the South Korean economy, tech firms such as LG and LG could see sales of air purifying units pass the three million mark March .
South Korean President Moon Jae-in has urged China to acknowledge its role in pollution, as March saw national readings three times the recommended levels. In response, China urged its neighbour to "look at its own problems". South Korea has taken measures, including restrictions on coal-fired plants, but Moon has been criticised for a reluctance to adopt cleaner nuclear power. While the high smog levels have hurt some sectors of the South Korean economy, tech firms such as LG and Samsung could see sales of air purifying units pass the three million mark this year.