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construction work: Will ban construction work in areas with severe air quality for 5 days in row: Delhi Environment Minister - Vimarsana News

construction work: Will ban construction work in areas with severe air quality for 5 days in row: Delhi Environment Minister

Strict enforcement of air pollution control measures is advised, and efforts include the distribution of heaters to security guards to prevent biomass burning, increasing public transport with 1,000 private CNG buses, and using dust suppressants in water sprinklers to control dust pollution. The city's AQI is crucial in determining these actions.

health care: Clear the air about cleaning the air - Vimarsana News

health care: Clear the air about cleaning the air

An airshed is a common geographic area where pollutants get trapped, creating similar air quality for everyone. The Indo-Gangetic Plain is an airshed, one of the largest sources of PM2.5. All northern state governments and GoI must overcome politics and turf wars to make this plan a reality.

Extinction Event: Post Immersion, Anti-pollution Body Collects Water Samples | Ranchi News - Vimarsana News

Extinction Event: Post Immersion, Anti-pollution Body Collects Water Samples | Ranchi News

Jamshedpur: A team of the Jharkhand State Pollution Control Council (JSPCC) has collected water samples from 10 immersion points to examine the water .

construction ban: Pollution control: Does a blanket ban on construction make sense? Anuj Puri explains - Vimarsana News

construction ban: Pollution control: Does a blanket ban on construction make sense? Anuj Puri explains

Anuj Puri, Chairman of Anarock Group, believes that a construction ban would have negative consequences for various stakeholders, including the exchequer, the real estate industry, and construction workers. He suggests implementing measures to contain dust at construction sites instead. Puri also states that the demand for real estate is primarily driven by end-users, not investors or speculators, and therefore, the long-term demand is unlikely to be affected by a construction ban. He hopes that the upcoming festival season will see a stronger demand for homes.

Bangchak Supports Measures to Address PM 2.5 Pollution Issue - Vimarsana News

Bangchak Supports Measures to Address PM 2.5 Pollution Issue

Bangchak expressed their readiness to support efforts to combat the PM 2.5 particulate matter situation at a press conference on addressing the PM 2.5 situation in the Bangkok metropolitan area. The event was organized by the Department of Pollution