The air quality in Japan registered major improvements last year due to favorable meteorological conditions, according to an annual Environment Agency report released Friday.
Air pollution levels of both nitrogen dioxide and suspended particulate matter showed significant improvements due to quirky, but favorable weather conditions.
What the government has not been able to achieve, Mother Nature looks to have accomplished. That, at least, is the best explanation Environment Agency officials have been able to come up with.
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