Thailand Puts NASA Air Quality Data to Use

24 November 2020
NASA
Air pollution / Science and technology research and development
Air Quality Data / NASA / SERVIR

Thai government agencies announced at Nov. 23, 2020 media event in Bangkok they are now harnessing the power of NASA air quality data and expertise through a unique partnership with SERVIR.

A joint initiative between the Capacity Building program area and the United States Agency for International Development, SERVIR seeks to boost environmental resilience and support decision-making in developing regions around the world.

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