India’s air pollution crisis worsens beyond Delhi with hazardous levels in northern cities
Data from AQI.in shows rising hazardous air pollution levels in northern India, with Bathinda, Sirsa, and Sri Ganganagar among the most affected. Regional farm fires, industrial emissions, and…
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Data from AQI.in shows rising hazardous air pollution levels in northern India, with Bathinda, Sirsa, and Sri Ganganagar among the most affected. Regional farm fires, industrial emissions, and winter temperature inversions contribute to the severe environmental health emergency.
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