This year, Thailand's weather heated up earlier than usual. February alone saw soaring temperatures, and some days were unpredictable, with alternating hot and rainy days that helped to alleviate the heat.

Therefore, this summer, summer-related products such as water, fruit juices, various beverages, soft drinks, air conditioners, fans, and air purifiers are all launching special promotions to coincide with this period.

Currently, many homes and condominiums are equipped with air conditioners and air purifiers due to the PM 2.5 pollution in the capital and some provinces. Sales of air purifiers are increasing every year.

The cost of living for Thais is rising, with consumer goods, non-consumer goods, and heat-reducing products all becoming more expensive each year, except during periods of intense promotional competition where brands offer a wider selection than usual.

However, if some Thais are environmentally conscious, they might plant trees around and inside their homes to reduce heat and cultivate air-purifying plants. These plants can help alleviate PM 2.5 air pollution.

For example, snake plant, pothos, emerald plant, aloe vera, spider plant, osmanthus, Delhi ivy, bamboo palm, Boston fern, and rubber tree. These air-purifying plants help improve air quality, reduce heat, and absorb toxic dust and pollutants.

It's not too late to start planting trees. Air-purifying plants will help reduce heat and dust, and save electricity from air conditioners or air purifiers.

Human life is intertwined with nature. If we cherish trees and the environment, we can sustainably reduce global warming, toxic dust, and pollutants...