Environment
Women-led NGO, Mahila Housing Trust, trains AQI ambassadors to make women construction workers aware of the hazards of pollution
[…]According to its data, the November month average AQI was observed at 373 this year, while it was 380 in 2021 and 374 in 2016. There were nine days in the month when the air quality was in “severe” category. It was “very poor” for 17 days and “poor” for four days
[…]The city recorded an AQI of 258 at 9:05 am, improving from 365 at 8 am on Tuesday
[…]Delhi’s air quality index (AQI) stood at 365 at 8 am on Tuesday, improving from 395 at 4 pm on Monday
[…]A thick layer of smog blanketed Delhi and its suburbs, reducing visibility to just 600 metres at 8 am at the Safdarjung Observatory, the national capital’s primary weather station. The visibility was 800 metres at the Indira Gandhi International Airport
[…]The current air quality situation reflects a concerning trend, underscoring the need for sustained efforts to combat air pollution in the region
[…]The data utilized for the analysis is extracted from the environmental status reports of these plants, available on the website of the Central Electricity Authority (CEA), a technical arm of the Union Ministry of Power, covering the period from April 2022 to August 2023
[…]It would be the 11th severe air quality day in November in Delhi if the average air quality index remains above the 400-mark till the end of the day
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