New Delhi (India), November 19 (ANI): With Delhi’s air quality once again on hazardous levels, health and climate experts have termed the situation a “public health emergency”, while calling for phasing out of fossil fuels and adopting clean energy solutions.
The capital’s air quality index (AQI) has remained in the “severe” category for days, with PM2.5 concentrations surging past 400 mg/m3 — far beyond the World Health
Toxic air in Delhi: Experts call for ending fossil fuel reliance; prioritise clean energy
