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US scientist Richard Peltier, a member of WHOs Global Air Pollution and Health Technical Advisory Group, emphasized that improving air quality in India is a long-term effort. He noted that costly technologies like smog towers and cloud seeding are not sustainable solutions. Peltier mentioned the US Clean Air Act, implemented in the 1960s, took decades to achieve improved air quality, and similar patience is required for India.

In an interview with PTI, Richard Peltier, a member of the World Health Organizations (WHO) Global Air Pollution and Health Technical Advisory Group, said there is a good understanding that air pollution is

India News: Improving air quality in India is a long-term effort. Limited air pollution monitors hinder precision. Smog towers and cloud seeding are not sustainab

American scientist Michelle Francl, who wrote a book on the molecular science of tea making, sparked outrage in the U.K. after suggesting that a pinch of salt can balance tea’s bitterness, with the vitriol online becoming so great that the U.S. embassy in Britain weighed in, stating, “We want to ensure the good people…

The former scientist who helped build the USs nuclear capabilities was invited to see North Koreas vast nuclear arsenal and was taken aback by just how advanced it was.

Google created an interactive doodle with 11 slides, explaining the concept of the greenhouse effect through her achievements.

Experts encourage local manufacturing and strict measures to ensure quality medicines

Wilson was considered the world's leading authority on ants and their behaviour

WHO says Omicron has so far been found in 57 countries around the world.