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Farm fires can push Delhi’s AQI by over 104 points

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 22 October 2024
A Climate Trends study reveals that high farm fire counts in Punjab and Haryana can spike Delhi's AQI by over 104 points. Despite reductions in farm fires, Delhi still suffers from poor air quality during the stubble burning season, exacerbated by winter meteorology. Collaborative efforts and better communication with farmers are essential for mitigating pollution.
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