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May 28
Phrae 10:00 AQI 34 (8 ug/m3)
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May 27
Better than yesterday.
Phrae 10:00 AQI 59 (16 ug/m3)
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10 minutes ago, Scott Tracy said:
something constructive has to be done.
Of course.
But 'bio waste' will not be sufficient to feed the power plant.
And then the deforestation starts.
And will go on and on.
(Btw, who will transport the plants hundreds of kilometres? Seems to be nonsense?)
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Locals struggle as Phayao is blanketed by haze - National - Mar 14. 2020
The level of particulate matter (PM) less than 2.5 microns was 215 micrograms per cubic metre, PM10 was 251 micrograms per cubic metre, and the Air Quality Index (AQI) value was 325 micrograms, which is considered a hazardous level.
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From the source 'davemos' mentioned:
The removal of trees without sufficient reforestation has resulted in damage to habitat, biodiversity loss and aridity. It has adverse impacts on biosequestration of CO2. Deforestation causes extinction of species, changes to climatic conditions, desertification, and displacement of populations.
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13 hours ago, VocalNeal said:What exactly are they going to be using for this so=called Bio fuel?
Defined broadly,
biofuels are fuels derived from biomass – any matter derived from plants or animals.
https://www.greenfacts.org/en/biofuels/l-2/1-definition.htm
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May 26
Phrae 10:00 AQI 65 (19 ug/m3)
East of Chiang Mai Lampang/Mae Moh PP
All things are in flux
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Have been searching earlier today.
A lot of 'useless' and outdated information, sorry, EGAT.
And here, same same ?
May be more info tomorrow?
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Yom
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2 hours ago, ripstanley said:
"The district chief reportedly issued a document on May 22 prohibiting village headmen from informing local people about the plant’s construction, since the project does not involve the government or its agencies."
This is unbelievable, isn't it?
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2 hours ago, ripstanley said:After this statement the people should keep protesting.
- ... and you and me and Bobby Mc Gee together with all our upright TV-members!? - Any idea how? Serious question.
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Then:
Where do you live, johnray #2 ? - Are you paid for your post or was it just nonsense?
This winter 2019/2020 we had again very dirty air up north, almost dirtier than ever in the past.
I would suggest you read this thread carefully, starting Jan 15 2020.
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Planning one more power plant (bio fueled?) near Phayao is so
outrageous,
it's hard to believe this might be true.
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Tonight at 20:00 Phayao K. P. AQI 93 or 32 ug/m3.
This means 'only'
* People with respiratory or heart disease, the elderly and children are the groups most at risk.
* Unusually sensitive people should consider reducing prolonged or heavy exertion.
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Between 'Haha' and 'Sad'...
1 hour ago, Lee4Life said:Then there's the charcoal kilns ...
This point is often forgotten. It can be a heavy burden
locally in the morning and/or in the evening.
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17 hours ago, orang37 said:
If only there were a way
FYI. - Might be a start?
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May 25
Phrae 10:00 AQI 74 (23 ug/m3)
PM10 Lampang Bangkok better?
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May 24
Phrae 10:00 AQI 78 (25 ug/m3)
PM2.5
PM10
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May 23 - I 21:45
Bad air back again?!
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May 23
Up again.
Phrae 10:00 AQI 104 (37 ug/m3 PM2.5)
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May 22
Phrae 10:00 AQI 78 (25 ug/m3)
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12 hours ago, Welshpete said:
it is from China
I suppose, this is correct and not.
Usually the winds in the wintertime are blowing the China smog into Vietnam, Laos
and Thailand. - Thanks God (and 'thanks' Nino/LaNina?) not in 2019 and 2020.
Most of our smog in 2020 has been produced by neighbouring countries (yes, really!)
and also came travelling from India via Bangladesh/Myanmar.
OK, there is traffic exhaust too, especially in Chiang Mai. Then there are two powerplants
in Mae Moh/Lampang and Mae Sot/Tak. They use the local lignite mines. Lignite is a
really bad air polluter.
And of course there have been many, many forest fires inside Thailand too,
garbage fires, slash and burn etc.
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Just for reality drop in, a screenshot from Feb 3rd 2020.
And it wasn't the worst day up north.
Wow.
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10 hours ago, Thailand said:
... the worst of the burning was literally around the area
OK. - But where have you been the last five months?
PM2.5 and PM10,
It's not the farmers.
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May 20
Phrae 11:00 AQI 63 (18 ug/m3)
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Don't know where to post this? - Or better stay quiet?
The Prince of Wales has shared a message in support of the #PickforBritain campaign
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May 19
Thailand’s rainy season
officially begins May 18th
We had a lot of rain yesterday, no fires,
so let's hope this is correct.https://firms.modaps.eosdis.nasa.gov/map/
More links:
http://berkeleyearth.org/air-pollution-overview/https://www.airnow.gov/aqi/aqi-calculator/
https://www.iqair.com/thailand/chiang-rai
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May 18
Phrae 9:00 AQI 72 (22 ug/m3)
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May 17
Phrae 10:00 AQI 89 (30 ug/m3)
Mae Hong Son 38 (9)
Mueang ChiangRai 153 (59)
PM10 Mae Sot Mae Moh
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May 16 - I 20:00
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Getting rid of Tookgay
in Plants, Pets & Vets in Thailand
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I think I can feel with you, but these glue traps are - in almost every case -
really disgusting.
Best for me seems to throw a towel etc. towards them, then the 'Gecko gecko'
tumbles to earth(no problem), will be distracted and you or your partner should try to catch
this nice animal inside the fabric.
If you have a fast eye and a fast hand, just grab it...
Better wear gloves and long sleeves.
Then bring it back into nature, far away from your house.
Or wait till some TV-members will send you a PM to pick up your Tookgay soon.
Good luck. No joke.
Yom