Haze Pollution News Today

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Malaysia’s Environment Ministry has announced that the country will not proceed with a proposed bill to prevent transborder haze pollution because of difficulties in obtaining the necessary information for prosecution purposes.

The 24th Meeting of the Sub-Regional Ministerial Steering Committee on Transboundary Haze Pollution (MSC 24) was held in Singapore on June 8.

With the dry season this year expected to be more prolonged and intense under the La Niña phenomenon, Asean ministers stressed on the importance of expediting the establishment of the Asean Coordinating Centre for Transboundary Haze Pollution Control in Indonesia.

Chiang Mai was ranked as the world's worst city for air pollution by Iqair.com yesterday, while forest fires in Chiang Rai were made worse by a drug addict who started a blaze.

Chiang Mai was again listed on Wednesday as the city with the worst air pollution in the world, according to pollution monitoring website IQAir.

Thailand's Pollution Control Department, hazardous levels of PM2.5 dust particles were reported in northern provinces on Wednesday morning, with the worst air

Scientists have shown that anthropogenic low-volatility organic vapors play a substantial role in the generation of secondary organic aerosols (SOA) in four Chinese megacities, giving fresh insights into how to effectively address urban air pollution challenges.

Being able to cook an egg over pavement on a hot, sunny day comes with a reason. During the day, concrete, blacktop, bricks, parking lots, pavement, and buildings all absorb and continue to hold heat, then emitting the heat back out. And with cities that have lots of pavement or numerous large buildings, its not a surprise that metropolitan regions can experience higher temperatures than their rural match. (Photo : Getty Images) Urban Heat Islands  This isnt a dissimilarity of just a few deg...