Chinese city inflates giant dome over construction site to stop noise and dust pollution

In a pioneering effort to combat urban pollution, Jinan City has erected a colossal 20,000-square-meter inflatable dome over a construction site, standing 50 meters tall.

Recognized as one of the largest inflatable structures in the world, the dome serves as a protective barrier, shielding surrounding neighborhoods from construction-related noise, dust, and pollution.

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The innovative structure, fully encompassing the site, traps dust particles and significantly reduces noise, offering relief to residents in the densely populated area.

Early data from local environmental authorities indicates a substantial reduction in airborne particulate matter, improving air quality around the site.

“This inflatable dome represents a bold leap forward in sustainable urban development,” said a Jinan environmental official.

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“It ensures that construction can proceed without compromising the health and well-being of our community.”

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