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To: maceng2 who wrote (50683)	6/1/2004 3:03:24 AM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) of 74559

I am now in Jakarta. I thought the pollution was big problem since we can't see very far and there is always a 'dirty' air. But then season started. Since there is no humidity in the air, the air is crystal clear and from this table -thorugh the window- I can see the hills down south where Bogor is. (about 30Km away). Then I saw the photos of the link. Pollution seem to be a more visual thing or a real one? I am thinking here: Is the air clear because the ground heats up, there's more wind (the days have a constant breeze during dry season) and that disperses the pollutants than when it is humid and no wind? 2) Water borne air is not clear, this has nothing to do with pollution and it is just fog. 3) There's pollution, pollutant particles need the airborne water to stick to it and block the view? the sun heats up South East Asia and the Indian subcontinent. Air climbs there and sucks the humidity from the South China Sea and fall as Monsoon up there during asn a result we have the dry season in Java Island.

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