About 1.5m deaths a year during 2009-2019 linked with air pollution, Lancet study estimates
Researchers, including those at Ashoka University, Haryana, and Centre for Chronic Disease Control, New Delhi, said that the entire 1.4 billion population of India live in areas having PM2.5 levels higher than World Health Organization-recommended five micrograms per cubic metre yearly average.
Amicus curiae Singh told the bench that the new vehicles purchased by Delhi governments are all electric ... adding the ban ...
Delhi's air quality remains a serious concern, with pollution levels in the city still under poor category. The city’s air ...
Delhi’s air pollution is so bad that it’s sometimes hard to discern anything more than a few metres in front of you. And it ...
In contrast to Delhi’s decline, the report recorded a nationwide increase of 1,540 square kilometers in forest cover, ...
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Delhi breathes easier as air quality improves, prompting authorities to lift GRAP stages 3 and 4. Construction resumes, but ...
With Delhi pollution during winter and heat wave during summer, the recovery of inbound tourism to pre-Covid levels faces ...
Beijing's successful pollution control program offers valuable lessons for Delhi's battle against air pollution.
Delhi's persistent air pollution, a complex issue with diverse sources, demands a regional approach. A study reveals that a ...
The counsel for the Delhi government, however, clarified he did not have formal written instructions on this and sought time to place on record the developments in the matter. "I have oral ...
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Panel discussion at IIT Delhi flags deteriorating air quality in capitalA panel discussion titled 'Solutions to Pollution' was held at IIT Delhi, which highlighted the deteriorating air quality in ...
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