Clean air, act
Philippines | January 1, 2013
New year is just 12 years old. We just stayed in the house.
We thought that New Year's celebration would have less fireworks. Yes there was less firework early in the evening but when the clock struck 12, hell broke loose again.
It may not be as extravagant as say New Year's celebration three 3 years ago. But again, the air sucked of pollution. Maybe there were less injuries but nevertheless we love to burn money and pyrotechnics on New Year's day to drive away the demons, but not the bad habits in us. (like polluting the air with our ill maintained vehicles, smoking, burning bonfires)
Happy and Prosperous New Year everyone.
Firework remains
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Trash from fireworks wrappers
Not so clear skies. Why there was no war zone scene last night and this morning (which was the case 3 years ago) the skies nevertheless looked affected. Visibility of MM was very poor, even at about 10 am.when the sun was all ready up and hot.
Skies are cloudy all day
BGC is hardly visible
Can you make out something in the horizon
Visibility inland, even at SCH is poor
Polluted lakewater
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
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
Pollution from Fireworks last Night January 1, 2014
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celebration,
fireworks,
January 1 2014,
New Year
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