To meet air quality standards, Delhi needs a 65 per cent cut in pollution levels - says new CSE analysis
This, despite ongoing pollution control efforts having stabilised and lowered the very high levels of PM2.5 in the capital
This, despite ongoing pollution control efforts having stabilised and lowered the very high levels of PM2.5 in the capital
Says these are not “silver bullet” to overcome challenges of irrigation supply, subsidy burden on discoms and farmer distress
Date: New Delhi, July 29, 2019
Date: July 8, 2019, New Delhi
The hotter it gets, the more power we use to run our ACs. And this, in turn, puts all our climate change mitigation and energy security actions in the red What is the solution? India must design its buildings and cities for thermal comfort and work to minimise the use of mechanical cooling systems, says CSE’s new study – A Midsummer Nightmare