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NASA Found 39 Unreported Man-Made Sources of Toxic Air Pollution
By using the data of NASA's satellites, NASA scientists in partnership with the Environment and Climate Change Canada managed to identify 39 unreported "hotspots" or sources of toxic air pollutants on Earth emitting sulfur dioxide.
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