Cebu experts urge government to meet WHO air quality standards amid pollution concerns
Environmental, health, and science experts in Cebu have launched the Cebu Clean Air Network (Cebu CAN) urging swift government action to meet World Health Organization (WHO) air quality guidelines. They highlight that Cebu's air pollution stems primarily from mobile sources, raising concerns about economic losses and public health impacts.
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