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13 sty 2021 · While the U.N.-based organization recommends less than 30 decibels during the night for a sleep of good quality, Manila averages 99.3 decibels—above the ASEAN average of 83 decibels. According to the WHO, long-term exposure to noise levels of 70 decibels may induce hearing impairments.
25 lis 2022 · MANILA, Philippines — Metro Manila's public transportation and urban mobility still fall behind most of the world after both ranked among the worst cities across the globe on these categories...
Urban areas in the Philippines, particularly Manila, face substantial noise pollution challenges due to high traffic volumes and the use of traditional vehicles. The quiet operation of electric vehicles can contribute to lowering overall city noise levels.
25 lis 2022 · MANILA, Philippines – The country’s sprawling megacity is home to the world’s fifth worst public transportation system, according to think tank Oliver Wyman Forum and the University of...
1 lip 2022 · A passenger vehicle produces about 4.6 metric tons of carbon dioxide per year. Meanwhile, vehicle emissions account for 88% of air pollution in Metro Manila. As far as sustainability is concerned, building more highways will only encourage car dependency when the call to reduce air pollution is louder than ever.
16 gru 2020 · A poorly developed public transport system has made matters worse, forcing many residents to use private vehicles to get to their destinations instead of opting for buses or trains.
4 paź 2021 · Under the new Manila law, all public or private motor vehicles are not allowed to modify or install loud exhausts systems that emit and produce noise levels beyond the national standard of 99...
