Smog in Poland remains at deadly levels, Gdynia

Coal stove and smoking chimney are seen in Gdynia, Poland on 9 December 2018 Gdynia Municipal Police officers show in front of church, after the Holly Mass how to properly make a fire in coal and wood stoves to reduce smoking. As the European Environment Agency reports Poland remains one of the most toxic places on the continent. The authors examined the levels of several pollutants which are dangerous for humans, including PM10 and PM2.5 produced mainly by burning fossil fuels.