From The New Indian Express
Owned by Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.Delhi pollution: Transport emissions emerge as leading contributor, farm fires' share dips
What's behind this
Delhi-NCR's recurring winter smog is caused by multiple sources, not a single one. Vehicle emissions, industrial activity, construction dust, agricultural residue burning and firecrackers all add to the pollution, while low wind speeds and temperature inversion hinder dispersion. Recent forecasts indicate that transport emissions will remain the largest contributor over the next few days, with the share from stubble burning staying relatively low. The broader air‑pollution crisis is also worsening beyond Delhi, with hazardous levels reported in other northern cities.
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RSS excerpt
The transport sector is expected to remain the largest contributor to Delhi's pollution over the next few days, while the contribution of stubble burning is likely to remain relatively low, according to a revised forecast released on Thursday afternoon. According to the Decision Support System (DSS…
