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No Country Met WHO Air Quality Standards In 2021: Data
Not a single country managed to meet the World Health Organization's (WHO) air quality standard in 2021, a survey of pollution data in 6,475 cities showed on Tuesday, and smog even rebounded in some regions after a COVID-related dip.
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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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If Air Quality Meets WHO Standards, Indians Can Add 4 Years To Average Lifespan
If Delhi's foul air is cleaned up and made to meet the World Health Organisation standards, city residents stand to gain nine years in average in their life span, a study has said.
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Cleaner Air Can Add 4 Years To Your Life
A recent study on the impact of air pollution on life expectancy states that Indians, on an average, could live for 4 more years if the air quality standards as prescribed by the World Health Organisation (WHO) are duly met.
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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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No Country Met WHO Air Quality Standards In 2021: Data
Not a single country managed to meet the World Health Organization's (WHO) air quality standard in 2021, a survey of pollution data in 6,475 cities showed on Tuesday, and smog even rebounded in some regions after a COVID-related dip.
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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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If Air Quality Meets WHO Standards, Indians Can Add 4 Years To Average Lifespan
If Delhi's foul air is cleaned up and made to meet the World Health Organisation standards, city residents stand to gain nine years in average in their life span, a study has said.
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Cleaner Air Can Add 4 Years To Your Life
A recent study on the impact of air pollution on life expectancy states that Indians, on an average, could live for 4 more years if the air quality standards as prescribed by the World Health Organisation (WHO) are duly met.
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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."
