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Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Air Pollution in Metro Manila declining ? - DENR chief
This is a very recent photo of FBC taken at 6 pm. There is a sea breeze blowing from the east. The horizon should be clear but it is not. This is the 106 TSP? How come the skies look dark and horizon hazy?
From Manila Herald | November 2012
The DENR chief Secretary Ramon Paje reports a declining trend in the levels of pollution in Metro Manila. He said that TSP( Total Suspended Particles ) has gone down in 3 Q of 2012
1Q - l35 ug/Ncm (microgram per normal cubic meter)
2Q - 130
3Q - 106
Particulate matter 10 microns or smaller
1Q - 94
2Q - 86
3Q - 77
But a group has disputed such statistics
The results look encouraging and we have no way of disputing the measurements. However, visually, I hope the pictures do not belie the statistics/measurements.
What do you think? Has air quality in MM improved? It is no wonder that this site/post are seen by blind eyes.
It does not seem we have a comprehensive study data on pollution in MM? But deaths and COPD occurences, I think we have.... That could be a good starting point.
What is the dark band on the horizon? Rain clouds?
Why can't we see the buildings at Bonifacio Global City?
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This is the declining level of pollution?
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Can the people of MM (I think that is Taguig) breathe?
Is the white smoke from a smokestaff harmless?
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The sun and good health, wellness, setting in Metro Manila
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