Globalization is the process of the world becoming more connected. like any process that involves economic choices, it has positive and negative consequences. china is one of the world's fastest-growing economies, and it has experienced many consequences as the result of globalization. one severe consequence has been a sharp increase in air pollution. in an informative essay, describe the effects of globalization on air pollution in china's largest cities. use outside research to gather anecdotes and data to you demonstrate your findings.

In the last 30 years, china has risen to the top as the world's largest trading nation. in fact, the growth of china has resulted in over 400 million people rising above the poverty line which many economist say is a miracle which can never be repeated. in all this, china effectively became the 'factory of the world' .large economic zones were developed in cities such as shenzen, tianjan, shanghai etc were hundreds of factories clustered together. these factories churned out mass produced items to be exported all over the world.within the country itself, this has led to increasing problems of pollution. millions of trees had to be cut down to make way to buildings and factories. this led to decreasing oxygen in the air.after this, the increasing cars, fuming factories, ac units etc contributed to the rising temperatures and pollution in the air.