outlook question mike everyone is being warned about this and being told to stay indoors. what will it be like going forward? what will it be like going forward? ~ . ., ., g; ~ forward? we have another 36 hours worth forward? we have another 36 hours worth of forward? we have another 36 hours worth of this, - hours worth of this, unfortunately, as the wind pattern continues to come down from the north. the low pressure system over nova scotia pulls down northerly winds and the fires so the flames go up and the smoke goes up flames go up and the smoke goes up and arrives further south and it has all the way down the south central us. saturday morning, the wind will shift pushing the smoke offshore but until then that toxic shroud looks much looks to engulf much of the eastern us. of the eastern us. there is an intense heat of the eastern us. there is an intense heat dome. of the eastern us. there is an intense heat dome. talk i of the eastern us. there is an i intense heat dom
city where daily life goes on under the cloak of a toxic shroud. he grew up here. he s raising his young son here. in the air they breathe is always on his mind. when the pollution gets really serious, we can t even see the buildings next to us, he says. you can t even describe how bad the smell is. like thousands of others here, he gets ready for work each morning and heads out to the haze as the coal power plant churns out toxins above. he works in the energy sector, too, though his factory hopes to make coal obsolete. this is solar, one of china s largest solar power companies right in the middle of the town, and business is booming. the company says they have plans to more than double their current capacity by 2020. i believe there will be a large increase in renewable industry.
china s most polluted cities for a closer look. reporter: these are streets choked with pollution, thick enough to see, to burn your eyes, to leave a taste in your mouth. this is balding, china s most polluted city, where life goes on under the cloak of a toxic shroud. this man grew up here and is raising his young son here, and the air they breathe is always on his mind. when the pollution gets really serious, we can t even see the building next to us, he says. you can t even describe how bad the smell is. like thousands of others here, he gets ready for work and heads out into the haze as a coal power plant turns out taxoxins above. he works in the energy sector, and his company hopes to make