With countries that are heavily populated, there needs to be more laws or fines of some sort that help support the climate in these countries. With countries that have a high number of population, there needs to be more laws because with no environmental laws in countries like this, there is going to be and there is already a risk of heavy smog for other countries. South Korea, Thailand, China, and India are suffering from health issues in the young and the elderly and are taking drastic measures to help ease the smog like having firefighters just spray water and are planning to use planes to inject clouds with silver iodide in order to increase the rainfall and hopefully clear out the smog. Just changing the weather patterns is not going to be a long term solution, it is only to going to be short term which will eventually not work anymore and scientists will have to move on to another short term solution. Why would scientist just keep working on short term solutions when they could just be enforcing laws and creating more to help contain the smog issues in these countries. Other countries need to come help and do what they can before the issue spreads to other countries. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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