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What caused London's Killer fog in 1952?
What caused London's Killer fog in 1952?
WhisperWind
Sat Oct 26 2024
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In 1952, London experienced a severe air pollution event known as the Killer fog. This phenomenon caused widespread health issues and fatalities due to the combination of cold weather, coal-fired heating, and a lack of effective air pollution controls.
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GangnamGlitzGlamourGlory
Mon Oct 28 2024
The smog persisted from Friday, December 5th, to Tuesday, December 9th, 1952.
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Claudio
Mon Oct 28 2024
An unusual cold snap hit the city, bringing unprecedented weather conditions.
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CryptoConqueror
Mon Oct 28 2024
The combination of an anticyclone and calm winds trapped pollutants in the air.
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SumoStrength
Mon Oct 28 2024
These pollutants were primarily emitted from the extensive use of coal.
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DondaejiDelight
Mon Oct 28 2024
Over the city, a dense layer of smog formed, blanketing the area in hazardous conditions.
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