Killer Smog London England Markovics Joyce L Author by Markovics, Joyce L., Author instant download after payment.

32 pages : 26 cm, In December 1952, a thick layer of black smog blanketed London. The filthy air blinded people on the streets and brought traffic to a screeching halt. Worst of all, the pollution was deadly. It sickened 100,000 people and took the lives of 4,000. Killer Smog: London, England traces the devastating story of air pollution that took thousands of lives and brought London to a standstill. Fascinating photos of the actual events, maps, and fact boxes enrich the compelling text. The personal and heart-breaking story will grip and inspire young readers, Age 5-8, Includes bibliographical references (page 31) and index, The Great Smog -- A terrible loss -- Looking back -- Pea soupers -- December 5, 1952 -- Blinded! -- Filthy air -- Sickened by smog -- Illness and death -- The Great Smog lifts -- The clean air act -- London's air today -- Fixing the future