Air pollution in India is more than just dust—it's a public health emergency reducing life expectancy by over 5 years.
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Millions of old diesel cars and trucks release Nitrogen Oxides (NOx) and PM2.5.
Seasonal burning of paddy straw in Punjab/Haryana turns the sky grey in winter.
Coal-fired power plants and brick kilns release Sulfur Dioxide (SO2).
Instead of burning, farmers can use Happy Seeder machines to mulch residue back into soil.
Rapid shift to Electric Vehicles (EVs) and massive expansion of Metro/Bus networks to reduce private cars.