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Mar 27, 2014
'Wipe away' air pollution with World Wildlife Fund’s 'Blue Sky' app
BEIJING - WWF has launched an app ahead of Earth Hour on 29 March that allows users to turn photos of polluted grey skies into clear blue ones with a simple finger wipe.
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