India recorded 1.72 million deaths linked to air pollution pollution in 2022, marking a 38% surge since 2010. The 2025 Global Report of the Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change revealed that fossil fuel dependence and weak clean-energy transition continue to endanger millions, causing severe health and economic losses across the country. BulletsIn •
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India recorded 1.72 million deaths linked to air pollution pollution in 2022, marking a 38% surge since 2010. The 2025 Global Report of the Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change revealed that fossil fuel dependence and weak clean-energy transition continue to endanger millions, causing severe health and economic losses across the country. BulletsIn •
Starting July, Delhi has banned refuelling of diesel vehicles over 10 years old and petrol vehicles over 15 years. This move, aimed at curbing air pollution, is part of directives by the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM). However, experts say it may offer limited benefits unless broader sources of pollution are tackled. BulletsIn Diesel
Starting July, Delhi has banned refuelling of diesel vehicles over 10 years old and petrol vehicles over 15 years. This move, aimed at curbing air pollution, is part of directives by the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM). However, experts say it may offer limited benefits unless broader sources of pollution are tackled. BulletsIn Diesel
143Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has called pollution the city’s biggest challenge. She blamed previous AAP governments for neglect and said the current administration is working to reverse years of decay. The BJP government is focusing on cleaner air, infrastructure repair, and better civic services. BulletsIn Delhi CM Rekha Gupta says pollution is city’s biggest
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has called pollution the city’s biggest challenge. She blamed previous AAP governments for neglect and said the current administration is working to reverse years of decay. The BJP government is focusing on cleaner air, infrastructure repair, and better civic services. BulletsIn Delhi CM Rekha Gupta says pollution is city’s biggest
198On April 2025, the Delhi government announced new anti-pollution policies amid growing criticism of its seasonal approach. The measures include stricter vehicle checks, EV infrastructure expansion, and improved monitoring. However, experts say these are not enough unless backed by year-round action and regional cooperation. BulletsIn Vehicles from other states must now show valid PUC to
On April 2025, the Delhi government announced new anti-pollution policies amid growing criticism of its seasonal approach. The measures include stricter vehicle checks, EV infrastructure expansion, and improved monitoring. However, experts say these are not enough unless backed by year-round action and regional cooperation. BulletsIn Vehicles from other states must now show valid PUC to
251A new study by Tsinghua University reveals global plastic recycling rates remain stagnant at under 10%. Despite rising plastic production, most plastic is still made from fossil fuels. The findings come as world leaders prepare for another round of treaty talks on plastic pollution. BulletsIn Global recycling rate stuck below 10% in 2022 Over 400
A new study by Tsinghua University reveals global plastic recycling rates remain stagnant at under 10%. Despite rising plastic production, most plastic is still made from fossil fuels. The findings come as world leaders prepare for another round of treaty talks on plastic pollution. BulletsIn Global recycling rate stuck below 10% in 2022 Over 400
306On Tuesday, a parliamentary panel criticized the Environment Ministry for spending less than 1% of ₹858 crore allotted for pollution control in FY 2024–25. The panel flagged this underutilization despite the worsening air quality in India. It noted the delay was blamed on pending approval for the scheme’s extension, but said such justification was unacceptable
On Tuesday, a parliamentary panel criticized the Environment Ministry for spending less than 1% of ₹858 crore allotted for pollution control in FY 2024–25. The panel flagged this underutilization despite the worsening air quality in India. It noted the delay was blamed on pending approval for the scheme’s extension, but said such justification was unacceptable
