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"Right to Clean Air" Activity in Bangkok
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08/01/2017
Greenpeace activists reclaim their “Right to Clean Air” in several areas of central Bangkok to highlight the impacts of air pollution on Thai people’s health and to urge the Thailand’s Pollution Control Department (PCD) to incorporate PM2.5 in its Air Quality Index.
Transport is one of the major sources of PM2.5 air pollution. The solution will require a comprehensive approach that includes an effective and sustainable transportation system and support energy-efficient vehicles and fuels.
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