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smoggy

[smog-ee, smaw-gee] / ˈsmɒg i, ˈsmɔ gi /


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On a recent smoggy morning, the hulking San Bernardino Mountains veiled by a gray-brown haze, Eric Lawson paused to offer his thoughts.

From Los Angeles Times

California air regulators have long maintained that air quality issues in major California cities — including smoggy Los Angeles — are so severe that electric vehicles are necessary to meet pollution standards.

From Los Angeles Times

The mask and Delhi's smoggy air feature in other scenes of the film but are of little relevance to its plot.

From BBC

But now, that cancer-inducing complex has given way to something completely different: green space that has brought a breath of fresh air to Bangkok’s congested, often smoggy center.

From New York Times

The downside of rapid expansion of logging, mining and other resource extraction has been razing of rainforests, pollution of coastal waters and waterways and smoggy cities.

From Seattle Times