Delhi’s persistent air pollution, a complex issue with diverse sources, demands a regional approach. A study reveals that a significant portion of pollutants originate from neighboring states, emphasizing the need for collaborative airshed management. Long-term solutions include transitioning to cleaner energy, promoting sustainable transportation, and implementing stricter emission standards. Public participation and policy reforms are crucial for achieving cleaner air.
How Delhi can breathe cleaner air
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