Horror stories of China’s pollution problems are all over the place, but now the smog is so thick that it’s blocking several of the nation’s 20 million surveillance cameras.
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China’s pollution problem is hindering the nation’s surveillance networks
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Published November 5, 2013
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The dense clouds of smog that sometimes blanket cities in China have myriad ramifications: they close businesses and schools, force residents indoors for days at a time, and are a notorious health hazard. They’re reportedly also, as the Chinese government is now acutely aware, a danger to national security.
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