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Delhi Residents Lose Nearly 12 Years Of Their Lives To Air Pollution: Report
Even by India's own national standards, the residents stand to lose 8.5 years of life expectancy if current pollution levels persist.
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Cutting Household Fuel Can Improve India's Air Quality Standards
Household fuels are the single biggest source of outdoor air pollution in India.
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"Indians Will Live 4 years Longer If...": WHO Offers Advice
Indians would live for about four years longer on an average if the country meets the WHO's air quality standards, according to a new study.
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Singapore Shrouded In Smog As Haze Returns To Southeast Asia
Acrid smog blanketed Singapore Friday as the city-state was hit by the year's first major outbreak of haze, an annual crisis sparked by forest fires in neighbouring Indonesia.
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'India Should Guide the World on Fighting Climate Change,' Says PM Narendra Modi
As he launched a National Air Quality Index on Monday morning at a two-day environment conference, Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused western countries of double standards saying, "People who lecture us on environment protection refuse to give us nuclear fuel for clean energy."
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Delhi Residents Lose Nearly 12 Years Of Their Lives To Air Pollution: Report
Even by India's own national standards, the residents stand to lose 8.5 years of life expectancy if current pollution levels persist.
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Cutting Household Fuel Can Improve India's Air Quality Standards
Household fuels are the single biggest source of outdoor air pollution in India.
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"Indians Will Live 4 years Longer If...": WHO Offers Advice
Indians would live for about four years longer on an average if the country meets the WHO's air quality standards, according to a new study.
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Singapore Shrouded In Smog As Haze Returns To Southeast Asia
Acrid smog blanketed Singapore Friday as the city-state was hit by the year's first major outbreak of haze, an annual crisis sparked by forest fires in neighbouring Indonesia.
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'India Should Guide the World on Fighting Climate Change,' Says PM Narendra Modi
As he launched a National Air Quality Index on Monday morning at a two-day environment conference, Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused western countries of double standards saying, "People who lecture us on environment protection refuse to give us nuclear fuel for clean energy."
