Delhi's Toxic Air Pollution: Tiny but Deadly
Centre for Science and Environment's study on PM 2.5 exposure in New Delhi
Centre for Science and Environment's study on PM 2.5 exposure in New Delhi
Presentation :- EPCA Press Conference: Status and action to be taken under Graded Response Action Plan in Delhi NCR By: Sunita Narain
Specific observations related to the emissions data from Tata Motors.
You may recall that during our interaction at the Track II Meeting in Delhi just over a month ago.
Centre for Science and Environment organized half a day round table workshop on ‘Draft Parking Policy 2017’ that the Department of Transport, Government of Delhi has issued recently.
About the policy brief: "The issue of crop reside burning has in recent years been identified as one of the leading factors affecting the air quality of Delhi & NCR. Not just this, it has also been affecting the health of those exposed directly to such crop fires and also to those in urban areas surrounding the site of these fires.
About the policy brief: "The issue of crop reside burning has in recent years been identified as one of the leading factors affecting the air quality of Delhi & NCR. Not just this, it has also been affecting the health of those exposed directly to such crop fires and also to those in urban areas surrounding the site of these fires.
Date: Sept. 6-8, 2017 & Sept. 18-20, 2017
Objectives and scope of the guidance Air pollution is one of the leading risk factors in the developing regions of Africa. Africa is one of the fastest-urbanizing regions and more than half of its population is expected to live in polluted urban areas by 2040. According to the World Energy Outlook of the International Energy Agency of 2016, outdoor air pollution is responsible for more than 210 000 premature deaths in African region and this is only half of the total deaths caused by indoor air pollution. Download Report