Thailand Shows Progress in Reducing PM2.5 Air Pollution

Thailand has reported positive outcomes in its efforts to manage PM2.5 air pollution, largely due to sugarcane growers and sugar mills nationwide effectively decreasing pre-harvest burning practices. This progress was announced by the Air Pollution Control Communication Center.

8 May, 03:52 — 8 May, 03:52

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Thailand reports progress in PM2.5 pollution control

Thailand has recorded positive results in efforts to curb PM2.5 air pollution, with sugarcane growers and sugar mills nationwide effectively reducing pre-harvest burning practices, according to the Air Pollution Control Communication Center (APCC) under the Pollution Control Department.

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