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So far this is the highest SO2 reading since the volcano in Albay started spewing lava on July 14.


Alex Baloloy, the volcanologist-in-charge of SO2 measurement on Mayon, said that although the volcano’s reading dropped from 7,020 tons on Sunday to 5,885 tons the other day, it again rose to over 9,000 yesterday.


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Engr. Alan Arranguez, EM-7 chief, said stationary sources or industries like power stations, cement plants, and oil refineries are the major contributors of sulfur oxide to the air, and the bureau's monitoring of air quality has ranked the various places in Cebu that contribute the most to air pollution.


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So far this is the highest SO2 reading since the volcano in Albay started spewing lava on July 14.


Alex Baloloy, the volcanologist-in-charge of SO2 measurement on Mayon, said that although the volcano’s reading dropped from 7,020 tons on Sunday to 5,885 tons the other day, it again rose to over 9,000 yesterday.


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Engr. Alan Arranguez, EM-7 chief, said stationary sources or industries like power stations, cement plants, and oil refineries are the major contributors of sulfur oxide to the air, and the bureau's monitoring of air quality has ranked the various places in Cebu that contribute the most to air pollution.


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Mayon ready to erupt as sulfur dioxide emission rises

By Cet Dematera | July 26, 2006 - 12:00am

LEGAZPI CITY — Mt. Mayon appears ready to erupt as the latest reading of its sulfur dioxide (SO2)emission had already reached to 9,275 tons yesterday. So far this is the highest SO2 reading since the volcano...

Headlines

Firms in Naga top sulfur dioxide emissions-study

October 3, 2005 - 12:00am

Industrial smokes, containing sulfur dioxide, have been found as the major air pollutant in Cebu, according to a recent study of air quality conducted by the Environmental Management Bureau-7, in compliance with...

Cebu News