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Phrae PM2.5 Numbers 2020


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Interesting read:

Assessing nitrogen dioxide (NO2) levels as a

contributing factor to coronavirus (COVID-19) fatality

https://reader.elsevier.com/reader/sd/pii/S0048969720321215?token=A2482F821AF480D5FF123A895AF41468C507029CB51164F95EB0DECFAC73A990DAB4B629D07B2C4BF67E56B242411E7C

 

(or? - https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0048969720321215)

 

Here our NO2-numbers, Sun 16:00 - today 18:00:

 

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Chiang Mai City Hall

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Nat. Res. Chiang Rai

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K.P. Phayao

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Phrae

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Nakhon Sawan Irrigation

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Din Daeng Nat. Hous.

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Rayong Agric. Off.

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April 23

 

Phrae 10:00  AQI 142 (52 ug/m3) 

 

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Health Implications
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Cautionary Statement (or PM2.5)
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May 2 - I

 

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Not too bad in Thailand?

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May 4

 

Phrae 10:00  AQI 61 (17 ug/m3)

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For comparison AQI - May 2019
Mueang Chiang Rai

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Chiang Mai University (Mae Hia)
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Phrae

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May 4 - I

 

Phrae back to 'normal' 19:00  AQI 142
this is 50 mg/m3.

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Where does the wind comes from today
(direction, speed)? And, how high are

the chimneys of Mae Sot?

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Mae Sot/Tak is a lignite fired power plant,

so to say a dinosaur of this great but

antique technique.

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EGAT, thanks for the fresh air
to breathe again tonight. 

egat/maesot ?
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But I found an interesting read, 104 pages:

https://www.egat.co.th/en/images/sustainable-

dev/csr-report/EGAT-CSR-Annual-2018-en/

EGAT-CSR-2018.EN.pdf

 

Have fun!

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May 5 - II   22:00 

 

AQI 95 Lampang - why AQI 95, no traffic!

AQI 112 Provincial Waterworks/Mae Moh -
no traffic at all

AQI 114 Phrae - no traffic.

No farmers burning, no industries.

No PM2.5 from India, nothing from China?

 

Btw, what's with all these 'Red Hospitals' up North?

But this might be another topic.

 

 

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Did you ever visit Mae Moh? - It's a beautiful place.

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And will stay for the next 30 years.

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