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A report from the Asian Development Bank this week is showing economic losses from air pollution in China accounts for 1.2 percent of the Gross Domestic Product. For more on this, we spoke earlier with Zhang Qingfeng, Asian Development Bank's Lead Water Resources Specialist. 1. Can you explain how economic losses of 1.2 percent of the Gross Domestic Product, can result from economic losses caused by air pollution? 2. Some reports say serious pollution is an inevitable outcome of GDP, What's your opinion? 3, China is amid a process of industrialization and urbanization. Will this inevitably mean more pollution? What do you think China needs to do to handle these levels of pollution? | 
