Environment
The air quality index (AQI) in the national Capital on Sunday was recorded at 233, which is considered ‘poor’
[…]Since 2020, the Delhi government has been utilizing the Pusa bio-decomposer, a microbial solution capable of breaking down paddy residue within 15-20 days, to curb stubble burning in the city
[…]The Capital grapples with poor air quality even though there has been a marginal improvement in the AQ1
[…]The park not only withstood the onslaught of flood waters but also welcomed small carnivores and even a leopard
[…]The Okhla site, hosting a staggering 45 lakh tonnes of waste, initiated the removal process in November of the previous year
[…]Nanoparticles in the size range of 10 to 1000 nm, directly linked to vehicular engine exhaust, were found to be more prevalent in roadside areas. During periods of high wind speed, these particles dispersed into the surrounding regions near the road, potentially increasing exposure to nearby residents
[…]Established in 2020, the Green War Room boasts advanced air quality monitoring equipment and a team of experts, including scientists and data analysts. This team monitors all sources contributing to air pollution in Delhi and collaborates with the city administration to implement an effective action plan
[…]The recent amendments involve stringent restrictions on the operation of aging vehicles and a complete prohibition on the use of coal and firewood in eateries, restaurants, and hotels when the Air Quality Index (AQI) surpasses the 200-mark
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