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January 14, 2022
Governor Wike give LG chairmen 48 hours to identify illegal oil bunkers for dia area, promise N2million for each identified
November 25, 2021
The Presidential Palace in a statement said that in order to reduce air pollution in Kabul, President Ashraf Ghani on Saturday signed two orders ā one requiring smoke purifiers for heating
October 26, 2021
The Presidential Palace in a statement said that in order to reduce air pollution in Kabul, President Ashraf Ghani on Saturday signed two orders ā one requiring smoke purifiers for heating
March 3, 2021
Poor air quality forecastĀ between March 1-6 in the north Chia sįŗ» | FaceBookTwitter Email Copy Link Copy link bĆ i viįŗæt thĆ nh cĆ“ng Ā 03/03/2021 Ā Ā 16:05 GMT+7 The air quality between March 1 and 6 in north-eastern localitiesĀ and theĀ HongĀ (Red) River delta as well as Thanh Hoa Province is forecastĀ to be poor. High-rise buildings are covered by hazeĀ and fine dust in Hanoi. āVNA/...
February 23, 2021
In Punjab, Smog Commission recommendations ignored Experts complain of lack of tangible results with respect to reduction in air pollution ILLUSTRATION: MOHSIN ALAM LAHORE: Environmental organisations have expressed concerns over the lack of progress on recommendations put forth by the Smog Commission to deal with the alarmingly high level of air pollution in Punjab. The World Wide Fund for Nature-Pakistan (WWF-Pakistan) recently highlighted that Lahore continues to grab the second position wi...
January 20, 2021
Air Visual sensors are non-professional, Kyrgyz Met Office says AKIPRESS.COM - The information on air pollution on Air Quality website and the official information of the Kyrgyz Meteorological Office differ, MP Almaz Toktorov said in Parliament today... To Read the Full Story
January 14, 2021
⢠As 23,000 persons suffer respiratory related ailment in five years Following recent increase in activities of illegal refiners and bunkerers, there is fear in Rivers State that this may cause a surge of deadly black soot in the atmosphere. A reviewed report of a technical team set up by the Rivers State government and headed by the stateās former Commissioner for Environment, Prof. Roseline Konya, revealed that about 22,077 persons have suffered from respiratory related ailments in the la...