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No more dust? Manatee County has new construction rules, but resident concerns remain - Vimarsana News

No more dust? Manatee County has new construction rules, but resident concerns remain

“When that dirt comes across the street, it doesn’t come as a little bit of light dust, it comes and settles as black soot,” one Parrish resident said.

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Dhaka's forever toxic air | The Daily Star - Vimarsana News

Dhaka's forever toxic air | The Daily Star

Do the authorities have any plan at all to contain air pollution?

Restrictions on vehicles in New Delhi to curb pollution - Vimarsana News

Restrictions on vehicles in New Delhi to curb pollution

To reduce air pollution, which has remained at dangerously unsafe levels for a third consecutive day, India's capital, New Delhi, will restrict the use of vehicles next week

Pune civic body looks to settle dust as construction booms, Real Estate News, ET RealEstate - Vimarsana News

Pune civic body looks to settle dust as construction booms, Real Estate News, ET RealEstate

The Pune Municipal Corporation will also introduce new directives, similar to those implemented by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, to further regulate construction practices. The teams will monitor dust pollution year-round and ensure compliance with existing norms.

Pollution: 4 in 5 families suffering due to pollution-related ailments in Mumbai - Vimarsana News

Pollution: 4 in 5 families suffering due to pollution-related ailments in Mumbai

A significant number of families in Mumbai are reporting health issues, with four out of five families stating that one or more family members have experienced sore throats or coughs. Approximately 85% of those affected attribute these health problems to road and construction dust, while 62% point to vehicular emissions as the primary cause of poor air quality.