LolaS

can someone DM me about name of the school

On 5/26/2017 at 5:43 AM, Ruffian Dick said:

I believe you're missing my irony. -->

Nice places like CM get "discovered" too often; it's getting crowded enough as it is.

oh I see, actually there is decline of population in thailand and in north, I would like to see some data backing this claim.

if she is thai, I suggest you apply for medical scholarship oversea of Queen scholarship fund. of course only if she study regular schools in thailand

again, deadly floods. Where?

I raised 2 children, one born here, and all of as are coping quite well with health and we are not dead yet. I will let you know if some issue appears I will let you know. but again I never experienced anything serious. 

Honestly, ne or two days when there is burning from hills, but that is all. any other example is an exaggeration.

Yes I have asthma but by living in Chiang Mai condition got better and I never used inhalator (pump) or any strong medication, I only used montek because I m on contraceptions and being 35, maybe you are all older person and this can cause some problems if you have underlying conditions. I dont know.

my familly lives in Germany, Poland, and Russia, coutry that have longer winter and more smoke due to the burning of coal and wood, trust me that air is far far far more worst.

I live around robinson, and I work around CMU; 

I usually walk or take a red car or now uber, and I never NEVer had problem with air. of course there are few days smoky, but still !! nothing. i dont deny that there are few days, but comapring to those places that I been , visited or lived, chiang mai is heaven. Of course i dont deny that older ppl should take care of themselves and move somewhere appropriate

3 years I am here, I dont use pump anymore, I dont use powder Turbuhaler as I did in Europe, only monteklukast, but that is nothing unusual since it is also good prevention of contraception side-effects.

PM_2.5 are tiny particles in the air that reduce visibility and cause the air to appear hazy when levels are elevated. I m sorry but in 3 years in chiang mai I never saw hazy air

honestly, this pollution is not caused by slash and burn, or any other agricultural technique.

I honestly doubt that there is any health implication, as a person with asthma in last 3 years I just fee much better compared to Europe.

On 5/8/2017 at 6:00 PM, johng said:

Only if you have a work permit and sign over 51% of everything to aThai national.

 

do you have any reference for this claim

this is good, can foreigners participate?

http://www.chiangmailocator.com/wiki-proposing-a-new-future-for-digital-nomads-and-thailand-p180

here are the proposal for Thailand 4.0.

are these proposal realistic and is there any chance that they are going to happend*

Hello, I am reading this maybe fringe expat news from Chiang Mai,

and they mentioned Thailand 4.0 proposal.

can someone tell me something about this project? and what is about,

thank you,

xo Lola

please tell me which London museum is for free?

what I lie

Tesco is disappointment in Thailand, but my friends and colleagues are telling me that I should buy my groceries in markets appropriate for my level. Which of course I am not going, since I dont see point of rimping, tops or similar high so place

actually you are allowed with student visa part time jobs for up to 9 h per week

what smoky air?

where is this pollution?

shocking revalation... chiang mai people are trained to sustain high pollution

https://www.facebook.com/100010784736949/videos/387530934949728/

2 hours ago, tropico said:

what is 500?

 

look at the table chart below. the worst country in Europe is Bulgaria with annual average concentrations of about 35 micrograms/m3. 

 

Chiang Mai averages 54 micrograms/m3

 

show me some data. first you accused me of making fake claims and i provided you with some references ....i haven't seen anything that proves your theory and that would suggest Chiang Mai air is healthy.

 

 

 

 

again you pull data from different context ( in this sense annual for country) and compare it with densely populated city. good job,  in mixing frogs and horses. 

in europe is 500, what is your point? take a look by yourselff. exageration and faulse data from one day, comparing to rest of year.

again, high exageration comapring to rest of world and comparing to whole year.

I am not debating, I am claiming what I feel and see with my eyes, and lungs.

I am glad that you agree that air is 100 times worst in western cities. 

why are you all spreading this senseless information out of context and reality?

And now compare with other coutries and you will see how they are far far from WHO guidlines. and truth will be in front of your eyes.

6 hours ago, tropico said:

Thailand made their own standards which are double and more than double of the one from WHO. Therefore even though it is green or blue on the Thai AQI tables, it is hazardous anywhere else WHO standards are followed.  Also, this is what is stated on the document: " The 2  current AQI is still based on PM10 and vastly under-reports air pollution levels and underestimates health risks". If you think that the air is good or is much better than many other places that is up to you but I think the air quality is not up to standards and it could pose a risk. And that is why I thought this document could have been interesting.

Thank you for your comment though!

 

care to provide any reference for your fake claim?

On 2/24/2017 at 8:56 AM, tropico said:

I just came across this Greenpeace document and I wanted to share it. there is a lot of people that think Chiang Mai air is actually not that bad outside burning season but these data say something else I believe. Just draw your own conclusions!

PM2.5CityRankingsREV.pdf

 

iff you actually cared to read it you would see that average is in blue and safe level

Imagination

imagination life is your creation

I was at CMU all day, NO SMOG whats so ever