Metro Manila, PHL | April 20, 2013
I tried to investigate why there is not much concern nor hurry to eradicate smoke belching and the pollution problem in MM.
As you watch from the distance, the smog is visible, but when you are in the city, there is nothing to be seen. And hence the complacency.
That is Eastwood viewed atop the Javier bridge crossing floodway; air is not clear at 3 km away
Those are buildings near Shangri La; you cant see them quite clearly from the Javier bridge
Those buildings, 3 km away at Shangri La are not very visible
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But from Rockwell, just across Guadalupe, the air seems sordid
At Rockwell, the air seems clear (we really need a measurement system)
The guys are doing roadside smoke belching test; they are from Makati.
I noticed that certain brands of diesel cars and vehicles, though fresh from the showroom belch smoke. They belch smoke when they accelerate. And so with other vehicles.
This site would like followers and leaders to be aware of air pollution and how it impacts our lives and health. We seem to be uncaring about this growing serious problem which we know is there but we do nothing. Shall we wait for air pollution to be as serious as in Beijing? When do we act? Air pollution, Metro Manila, , lung, heart, cancer, diseases, global warming, low visibility, PM 2.5, Clean Air Act, smoke belchers, climate change, super typhoons, drought, AQI
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