Taiwan pollution 結果共65筆

The Ministry of Environment in Taiwan reports that despite a decade-long initiative, over 60% of people still discard toilet paper in trash bins. The ministry plans to intensify education efforts to change this behavior and prevent bacterial infections.

Taiwan’s vehicle registrations exceed its population, causing pollution and congestion. Authorities consider measures like timed parking fees and commuter passes to reduce private vehicle use.

Taiwan Power Company commits to a coal-free future, achieving record low coal usage and reducing air pollution by nearly 80% over eight years. Despite a slight increase in coal use recently, Taipower remains on track with its reduction goals, planning new gas units to further cut coal reliance.

The Ministry of Economic Affairs warns that a new legislative decision may affect power stability and high-tech investment in Taichung. The proposal mandates Taichung Power Plant to cut coal use, aiming for zero by 2028. The government focuses on renewable energy and natural gas to ensure a stable power supply and reduce pollution.

Taiwan’s weather forecast for May 20 predicts mostly sunny skies with afternoon thunderstorms in Greater Taipei, Yilan, and Hualien. Heat alerts are issued for several regions, with temperatures reaching 36°C. Air quality is ＂good＂ in many areas but ＂moderate＂ in northern and central Taiwan.

Taiwan Power Company clarifies that the Maanshan reactor’s shutdown won’t require full operation at Taichung Power Plant. Emissions have dropped 70% since 2016.

Pegatron Chairman TT.H. Tung discusses Taiwan’s legislative success in extending nuclear plant licenses to 60 years, highlighting global nuclear energy trends and challenges.

TVBS staff and celebrities joined forces with environmental organization RE-THINK to clean a New Taipei beach, using AI technology to measure their success in reducing the pollution index from 67.3 to 8.7. The initiative highlights the media company’s commitment to environmental sustainability and addresses the growing crisis of marine pollution, which could see plastic waste outweighing fish in oceans by 2050 without intervention.

Taiwan’s Environmental Ministry plans to launch the Air Quality Monitoring and Forecast Center by mid-May to enhance forecasting and response. Minister Peng Chi-ming highlights the need for restructuring to integrate efforts.

Strong northeastern winds have worsened Taiwan’s air quality, reaching ＂orange alert＂ levels. Authorities urge power plants to act, and residents to limit outdoor activities.

Air quality in Taipei worsened due to transboundary pollution, with PM10 levels rising. The Ministry of Environment issued alerts, advising limited outdoor activities.

Taiwan’s weather warms as the northeast monsoon weakens, causing temperature swings. Expect sunny to partly cloudy skies, with isolated showers in the southeast. Air quality varies, with some areas reaching ＂Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups.＂

Taiwan’s Ministry of Environment warns of deteriorating air quality during the Qingming Festival due to cross-border ozone. Expect orange and red alerts in western regions.

The Ministry of Environment issued a red alert for air quality in northern Taiwan due to south-to-southwest winds. Residents should reduce outdoor activities and enhance protection.

Taiwan’s weather on March 26 will be mostly sunny, with isolated showers in Taitung and Hengchun Peninsula. Expect a significant temperature difference between day and night. Air quality in northern Taiwan may be unhealthy due to pollutant accumulation. Stay informed and take precautions.

Taiwan’s weather will shift as a front brings rain and cooler temperatures by Friday, affecting northern regions. Expect scattered showers and a northeast monsoon.

The Environmental Management Administration in Taipei used UAVs and AI to clear 582 metric tons of marine waste, achieving 80% accuracy. Plans to enhance AI tech aim to improve waste classification and cleanup efficiency.

Minister Peng Chi-ming announced plans for an Air Quality Monitoring and Forecasting Center in Taiwan, aiming for a first-half-year launch. The Ministry of Environment will release a new air quality policy white paper in April.

A fire at Taichung Power Plant’s construction site on March 7 sent thick smoke into the sky. Firefighters quickly extinguished it, with no injuries or power disruptions.

Fu Kun-chi of the KMT plans referendums on the death penalty and air pollution to counter recall efforts. The KMT may collaborate with the TPP if needed.

Thick fog and air pollution in Changhua City obscured the Mt. Bagua Great Buddha, with AQI reaching ＂red alert＂ levels. Residents are advised to wear masks.

Poor air quality in Taiwan prompts health advisories as pollutants accumulate. The Ministry of Environment issues alerts, urging residents to limit outdoor activities.

A heated debate erupted in Taipei as the Ministry of Environment reviewed Taipower’s Hsieh-Ho power station proposal. Citizens protested procedural issues, leading to chaos.

Northern and eastern Taiwan will see cloudy skies with light rain on Feb. 26, while other regions remain mostly cloudy. Fog may reduce visibility in the west. Air quality varies, with some areas reaching ＂unhealthy for sensitive groups.＂ Stay updated with CWA and MOENV alerts.

Taiwan’s air quality alert warns of poor conditions in central and southern regions due to a cold high-pressure system. Sensitive groups should take precautions.