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Phivolcs warns of vog as Taal records highest sulfur dioxide emission this year

Phivolcs warns of vog as Taal records highest sulfur dioxide emission this year
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PHIVOLCS: Taal Volcano SO2 emission hits new record for 2023

Taal Volcano released 11,499 tonnes of volcanic sulfur dioxide, its highest recorded gas emission this year, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology said on Thursday.

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Phivolcs: Taal s sulfur dioxide emission hits 10,431 MT on Nov 9

Phivolcs: Taal s sulfur dioxide emission hits 10,431 MT on Nov 9
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Taal Volcano Remains Under Alert Level 1 After Volcanic Smog Emission

Experts still raise precaution as Taal Volcano remains under Alert Level 1 after smog emissions last week. Read more here.

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Smog in Metro Manila caused by air pollution – Phivolcs official

THE smog that covered the National Capital Region (NCR) on Friday was not caused by Taal Volcano but by air pollution, according to an official of the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs).

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