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Sep 08 2010 Bad Air In Hong Kong Makes for Cheap Products: Seeds of Revolution? Posted by Barnes Bierck at 4:02 PM Hong Kong air pollution is at record levels. Having basically no pollution control and (very low wages) sure does make for cheap products. I wonder what Chairman Mao would say. Got to revolution? Related posts: Hong Kong Air Worse One reason why those eBay things from Hong Kong are... Hong Kong Air At Very Bad Levels The air in Hong Kong is like living in a... Seeds of Revolution in China? Wow, there’s a 9-day, 62 mile long traffic jam near... ADVERTISEMENT
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