Air Pollution Scenario In Delhi
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Cement-Coloured Sky, Air Quality "Very Poor" In Delhi On Diwali Day
Diwali 2021 is set to see Delhi's air quality become "severe". Under a zero firecracker emission scenario, Delhi's PM 2.5 concentration is predicted to be in the upper end of the 'very poor' category from November 4 to November 6.
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Review: Best Anti-Pollution Face Masks in India
Every time you or anyone from your family steps outdoors, you must wear a face mask to minimize the ill-effects of the pollutants.
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80 People Die in Delhi Everyday From Air Pollution, Parliament is Told
Air pollution in Delhi is killing around 80 people everyday, according to an international study, said the Centre. The alarming figure was released by the Union Environment ministry in a written reply in Rajya Sabha, the upper house of Parliament.
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Blog: Air Pollution, a Slow and Silent Killer
In the past few years we have come to understand just how devastating air pollution is to the health of the Indian population. Its impacts may not make for dramatic headlines but it is a slow and silent killer.
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Cement-Coloured Sky, Air Quality "Very Poor" In Delhi On Diwali Day
Diwali 2021 is set to see Delhi's air quality become "severe". Under a zero firecracker emission scenario, Delhi's PM 2.5 concentration is predicted to be in the upper end of the 'very poor' category from November 4 to November 6.
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Review: Best Anti-Pollution Face Masks in India
Every time you or anyone from your family steps outdoors, you must wear a face mask to minimize the ill-effects of the pollutants.
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80 People Die in Delhi Everyday From Air Pollution, Parliament is Told
Air pollution in Delhi is killing around 80 people everyday, according to an international study, said the Centre. The alarming figure was released by the Union Environment ministry in a written reply in Rajya Sabha, the upper house of Parliament.
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Blog: Air Pollution, a Slow and Silent Killer
In the past few years we have come to understand just how devastating air pollution is to the health of the Indian population. Its impacts may not make for dramatic headlines but it is a slow and silent killer.
