The 29 of august 2018, an article about how pollution damage our thinking skills called “Pollution May Dim Thinking Skills, Study in China Suggests” was published in The New York Times. Mike Ives tells us about a study made in China that suggests that breathing air pollution long-term impairs cognition. To prove it, an experiment was made. In China, 25 000 people took tests in 2010, 2014 and more recently to see the long-term consequences. It automatically showed the negative effects it had on the test takers’ math skills and word-recognition. The results were even worst in the case of older…