Why Delhi continues to choke year after year
Sunita Narain and Anumita Roychowdhury explains the current air pollution situation in Delhi.
Sunita Narain and Anumita Roychowdhury explains the current air pollution situation in Delhi.
Toxic neighbours Happy that a petrol pump’s right next to your home? Here’s something to worry about. It has been found that if you live within a 100 metre radius of a petrol pump, you are vulnerable to cancer because of the high level of pollution. Airborne chemicals, coming mostly from unburned fuel evaporating during refilling of the stations’ storage tanks, during automobile refueling and from spillage, are to blame for this health hazard. Data quantified
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