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Stars Could Become Invisible In 20 Years Due To Light Pollution, Warn Scientists
Scientists have warned that the ability of humans to see stars in the night sky could be wiped out in just 20 years because of light pollution.
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With Roses, Delhi Minister Urges People To Turn Off Vehicles At Red Light
Delhi Social Welfare Minister Rajendra Pal Gautam on Friday led the ''Red Light On, Gaadi Off'' campaign at Africa Avenue to sensitize people about vehicular pollution.
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Delhi Air Pollution Highlights: 37 Flights Diverted From Delhi Airport Due To Low Visibility Amid Air Pollution
A week after Diwali, Delhi continues to remain enveloped in smog despite light showers in several parts of the city since yesterday. Although the mild spell led to a marginal drop in the Air Quality Index (AQI), the pollution levels continued to remain in "severe category", with the Air Quality Index (AQI) measuring 447 at 9 am.
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Delhi's Air Quality Improves Slightly After Light Rain
Following light rainfall on Wednesday night, the air quality in the national capital has slightly improved Thursday, bringing down the pollution level to 'very poor' category from 'hazardous'.
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Energy-Saving LEDs Boost Light Pollution Worldwide
They were supposed to bring about an energy revolution -- but the popularity of LED lights is driving an increase in light pollution worldwide, with dire consequences for human and animal health, researchers said Wednesday.
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Stars Could Become Invisible In 20 Years Due To Light Pollution, Warn Scientists
Scientists have warned that the ability of humans to see stars in the night sky could be wiped out in just 20 years because of light pollution.
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With Roses, Delhi Minister Urges People To Turn Off Vehicles At Red Light
Delhi Social Welfare Minister Rajendra Pal Gautam on Friday led the ''Red Light On, Gaadi Off'' campaign at Africa Avenue to sensitize people about vehicular pollution.
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Delhi Air Pollution Highlights: 37 Flights Diverted From Delhi Airport Due To Low Visibility Amid Air Pollution
A week after Diwali, Delhi continues to remain enveloped in smog despite light showers in several parts of the city since yesterday. Although the mild spell led to a marginal drop in the Air Quality Index (AQI), the pollution levels continued to remain in "severe category", with the Air Quality Index (AQI) measuring 447 at 9 am.
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Delhi's Air Quality Improves Slightly After Light Rain
Following light rainfall on Wednesday night, the air quality in the national capital has slightly improved Thursday, bringing down the pollution level to 'very poor' category from 'hazardous'.
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Energy-Saving LEDs Boost Light Pollution Worldwide
They were supposed to bring about an energy revolution -- but the popularity of LED lights is driving an increase in light pollution worldwide, with dire consequences for human and animal health, researchers said Wednesday.
