RISING AIR POLLUTION
Air Pollution in India is a serious health issue. In the Northern part of the country, it increases even more around the festival of Diwali, making it a cause of great concern for the government (sadly not the people).
The time between October 15 and November 15 is considered critical for majorly Delhi-NCR's air quality due to certain reasons.
REASONS -
⇨ STUBBLE BURNING - In short, the production of crops has also increased the agricultural waste and generation of husk. Farmers usually gather the husk and put them on fire as it is the easiest way to dump it. However, doing so creates a serious issue that is directly linked to our environment. A large number of toxic gases are emitted into our atmosphere. The toxic gases become the cause of numerous health issues. Studies have shown that Stubble Burning has caused great deterioration in the air quality of Punjab and Haryana (primarily).
⇨ WEATHER PATTERNS - The continuous increase in anthropogenic emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases is dramatically changing climate, both overall and at the regional level. Climate change is influencing outdoor air pollution levels because the generation and dispersion of air pollutants(such as ozone and particulate matter) depend on local patterns of temperature, wind, solar radiation, and precipitation.
PREVENTION -
π Stubble burning is a serious issue and it must be sought on an immediate effect. With such a grave impact on the environment, understanding the importance of opting for potential alternatives to stubble burning is the only available solution.
To call yourself a Human, you need to become one. You need to care for the Environment to be called a Human.
Yes..absolutely very true air pollution is now becoming a serious threat in this today' s world and causing serious diseases for the whole world...So I really appreciate u all for writing this wonderful blog which give a wonderful lesson
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ReplyDeleteA must needed information
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