Rizal, PHL May 8, 2013
Is health really wealth? It should be!
When my father was dying from cancer, he asked the doctor how much would it cost him to live longer. And there was no answer. Meaning, long life and health are priceless. It is more than wealth.
The basic idea now is prevention. Not getting the sickness and having the cure
Can we avoid sickness from respiratory disorder with all the pictures of pollution in MM!?
Why is there no action being taken undertaken? The odd thing is that the viewers of this blog site is from foreign countries. Of the thousand or so who have viewed this site, only 5% are from the PHL
I guess I just have to go on and persist until someone in power reads this and is alarmed. He could be sick too?!!
Five or ten years hence, or maybe next month when many are being admitted to hospitals due to asthma, allergic attacks, CVD problems, then some people would probably take note, go to this site, and act. Only if and then and when that happens.....
As of now, this is a publication to the wilderness..... to a void?
The whole world would like to reduce the carbon footprint and reach zero emissions. Hence the drive towards renewables, and less fossil fuel. Let us be aware and contribute to achieve that goal
Showing posts with label respiratory tract diseases. Show all posts
Showing posts with label respiratory tract diseases. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Air Pollution Kills 2 million world wide prematurely annually
From NeinuclearNotes | 2006
As of the timeline mentioned, according to WHO, air pollution kills 2,000,000 annually prematurely! WHO therefore urged nations to adhere strictly to pollution standards - to curb sulfur dioxide emissions and particulate matter (the solid in the pollutants that stick to your throat and lungs)
This would help reduce incidence of respiratory infections, lung cancer, heart diseases and other respiratory tract diseases. The lessening of air pollution would cause lesser impact of climate change.
From Urban Research - Same results
As of the timeline mentioned, according to WHO, air pollution kills 2,000,000 annually prematurely! WHO therefore urged nations to adhere strictly to pollution standards - to curb sulfur dioxide emissions and particulate matter (the solid in the pollutants that stick to your throat and lungs)
This would help reduce incidence of respiratory infections, lung cancer, heart diseases and other respiratory tract diseases. The lessening of air pollution would cause lesser impact of climate change.
From Urban Research - Same results
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