jeudi 3 décembre 2015

Airpocalypse in Beijing !



December 1st was a day of "airpocalypse" in Beijing. Night during the day. And rather alarming data: an index of air quality (AQI) of 619 and a fine particle rate of 680 micrograms per cubic meter, nearly 30 times the maximum threshold recommended by WHO in ... Despite these record levels, the alert was held to orange above the maximum level red.






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Beijing fight again the pollution ! 


Over a thousand factories were ordered to close. The Chinese blogosphere, it oscillates between laughter and tears are flowing known pictures of tourist sites including the iconic monuments and buildings, invisible behind the thick fog, were redesigned in pencil. At the Capital Institute of Pediatrics, hard to say if there are more people on this day of pollution: the room of inhalations is not full. Parents are their child breathe in a rubber tip connected by a hose to a tank so - it is not oxygen, but a drug mixture. The Li family from the south of Beijing, has spent half past one in traffic. 1 year of their baby has trouble breathing. Pollution has made things worse. Sometimes Mr. Li thinks Relocate "When our son grows up, maybe we will go to Guangxi [China Southern province]," says thoughtfully this father.



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The Pollution the big challenge for China ! 


The challenge is to enable people to improve their level of protection and secure their interior. "We want to make it livable for Beijing as many people as possible" claims Yann. Their device goes on sale in January. Meanwhile, the young entrepreneur went himself with people who ask him to educate - he made ten visits a week. We follow him with Madame Shao, a housewife of 37 years, very active and conscious environmental challenges. Yet Ms. Shao has somewhat underestimated the capabilities of its air purifier. The device indicates Yann 190 micrograms per cubic meter. The filter is used and the device is not sufficient for the apartment. In addition, the "pollutiomètre" indicates 700 micrograms per cubic meter near the humidifier - including water is not purified. The mother does not want to do too much, she thinks he must also "adapt to living conditions in Beijing." But the diagnosis was motivated to "secure" more his home. In his circle of educated women in the home, some panic: a neighbor this morning took a flight to the tropical island of Hainan. Over thirty measuring stations

The small fitness club Zhang is even worse off than Ms. Shao. Sensitive to pollution, this pattern has invested in an air purifier and is rather proud. But with winter heating, he and his fitness instructors often open the window or the door - or the hallways of the buildings a brew often more polluted air than outdoors. Result: an indicator of the air quality of 400 micrograms per cubic meter indoors. Again, the purifier is insufficient. And air inlets too many

Air pollution in Beijing is Too Much according to expatriates


The air pollution every day, and still less an episode of "airpocalypse" like that of the past few days, asked about measures to protect themselves. The recommendations are to "stay inside". But without purifier, the air is in reality as poor quality and out, explain a teacher at Tailormadecc.
 And there is often little better with a purifier if the apartment is not effectively insulated. In this area, Beijing has become a hotbed of innovation: all sorts of initiatives have emerged. A Swiss has developed a kind of "pollutiomètre" a very cheap meter (about 50 euros). Professionals offer to expatriates quotes pollution for several hundred euros. The French Yann Boquillod and Herve Robin, they have launched their own application, AirVisual. This gives the air quality in Beijing and 5000 cities around the world and provides forecasts to three days. "We model the weather and pollution data. An algorithm based on artificial intelligence learns the results to draw constantly new conclusions, "says Yann. Their start-up is also in the process of developing a personal device for measuring the quality of accurate and affordable air.

The small fitness club Zhang is even worse off than Ms. Shao. Sensitive to pollution, this pattern has invested in an air purifier and is rather proud. But with winter heating, he and his fitness instructors often open the window or the door - or the hallways of the buildings a brew often more polluted air than outdoors. Result: an indicator of the air quality of 400 micrograms per cubic meter indoors. Again, the purifier is insufficient. And air inlets too many.

mercredi 2 décembre 2015

Brother Nuts an artist in Beijing using vacuum clearn to make a Brick with Pollution air

A Chinese artist calling himself, "Brother Nuts" (坚果 兄弟) walked the streets of Beijing with a vacuum cleaner, recovering fine particles and dust suspended in the air to make a brick. At a rate of four hours per day, using a vacuum cleaner 1000 watts, he spent 100 days to walk the streets of the Chinese capital. In the end, he managed to make a brick composed of smog symbol of pollution that has reached sad records in recent days.


 The artist testified that when he walked the streets of his city, passersby expressed their gratitude, thinking it was used to control the air quality ... even cleaning.






dimanche 4 octobre 2015

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vendredi 4 septembre 2015

Unigroup’s Micron Bid Dead !

Unigroup’s Micron Bid Dead !


The latest downbeat remarks from Unigroup’s chairman after a visit to the US indicate the company has given up on its bid to buy Micron, though it could potentially relaunch the effort after next year’s presidential elections.

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dimanche 23 août 2015

5 tweets about Beijing China



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samedi 18 juillet 2015

Problem or nursing in Beijing!

Problem or nursing in Beijing!


Less than 20 percent of nursing homes in major cities of China are profitable, and housing for middle-income seniors are far from what is necessary, according to a report released Thursday by the China Center for Research on aging.

The report, which focused on the development of nursing homes, was based on information collected last year by the civil affairs authorities and questionnaires from 257 nursing homes in 12 major cities, including Tianjin and Chongqing .


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5.5 nursing homes in China 

The number of beds offered by different types of nursing homes in China exceeded 5.5 million at the end of last year. That 26 beds per 1000 people aged 60 or more, according to the report.
China's elderly population, usually defined as those above 60 years, has grown rapidly in recent years.

SEO lulu explain : The number reached 212 million by the end of last year, encouraging the development of elder care industries.
More government subsidies are needed to encourage the development of nursing homes, said Kong Wei, an official with the China National Committee on Aging.
Among the nursing homes surveyed, 19.4 percent said their company made a profit. About a third said they had lost money, while nearly half said their books were balanced.
"In general, we need more investment in nursing homes to see gains, and profit margins in the industry are lower than for many other industries," said the report.

lacking medical facilities


Most nursing homes in China are either food and living necessities as basic, and lacking medical or entertainment facilities or those expensive premium that are well equipped and offer a high level of service offering low-end.
Many nursing homes built in recent years are for the high-end market, because they charge more to recoup their investment sooner and generate profits more quickly, said GongPeng.
"These nursing homes are beyond the financial capacity of most older people," she said.
Many nursing homes are built far from urban centers, resulting in a high number of empty beds, she said. source 
It is expected that the number of beds offered by the houses in China to increase to 6.6 million by the end of this year and will reach close to the level of developed countries, said Wu Yushao, director of China Center for Research on aging.

lundi 13 avril 2015

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mercredi 7 janvier 2015