Mexico city has terrible air quality. They are plagued by smog, as well as all types of chemicals in the air. This has given them a bad climate, and terrible air pollution.
The air quality in Mexico City is horrible.
The air quality in a busy city is typically poorer due to higher levels of pollution from traffic, industry, and human activity. In contrast, the air quality in a forest is usually cleaner and fresher, with higher levels of oxygen and lower levels of pollutants, as trees help filter the air and absorb pollutants. Forests also have a higher concentration of natural compounds that contribute to air quality, such as phytoncides.
Vehicles and heavy industry (steel, glass, textile and chemical plants are the worst offenders) are the top contributors to bad air quality in Mexico City.
The quality of the air in Delhi, India is regarded to be very poor. Some studies suggest that it is as bad as Beijing.
very bad
Jack Landau has written: 'City of Portland air quality handbook' -- subject(s): Air quality management, Air, Pollution
They have 10 tornadoes each day
"several times a day in all kinds of weather"
"several times a day in all kinds of weather"
Mexico City holds that doubtful distinction.
It can be accountable, that one could get sick if he stayed where there was bad air quality.