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The Colombo Municipal Council in collaboration with the National Building Research Organization launched a joint programme to monitor ambient air quality within city of Colombo and its outskirts by installing a machine worth Rs.45 million in the CMC premises. Pix by Damith Wickremasinghe
Rajitha Friday, 06 March 2020 04:37 PM
What happened to the "megapolis" ? the light train network etc?
Namal Friday, 06 March 2020 07:25 PM
When we have monitored the air quality and found it to below WHO level what will SL do about it? Ans: import more large SUVs for Ministers and more Tuk Tuks.
Praveen Friday, 06 March 2020 08:59 PM
Excellent - biggest sources of air pollution in Colombo is burning of trash, leaves. And this has already been banned since 2017. Municipalities need to simply enforce the ban and find appropriate way to collect and recycle/compost the waste.
Dr. Parakrama Gurusinghe Friday, 06 March 2020 10:27 PM
I live in California and here we have high pollution of air due to many factors. I did air monitoring for the State of California before retiring. We have a very good data on seasonal fluctuations of pollutions. The point I want to make is if you want to understand pollution, do a preliminary survey of pollutant distribution, then place permanent monitoring equipment. Take samples at critical times. Go from there to refine the protocol.
Ramal Friday, 06 March 2020 10:32 PM
Three wheelers pollute the urban areas like no man's world
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