On Friday, September 22, local government units across Metro Manila and other parts of Luzon advised citizens to stay indoors as last evening's smog problem continued today.While some of us were speculating that this was brought about by Taal Volcano' ...
A while ago, we reported on a China-focused study that linked high levels of air pollution to unhappiness. Research from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology revealed that when air pollution in major Chinese cities was bad, the overall sentiments of its ...
That Metro Manila smog might be affecting us more than we think.
Air pollution in the Philippines is among the worst in the world. A May 2018 study from the World Health Organization showed that 45.3 out of 100,000 individuals in the Philippines die because of the country's poor air quality. ...
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