- Search results for Air Pollution
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 | Diwali has been hazardous for children: Air pollution causes irreparable, irreversible damage to children's health, says expertDr Kumar said that children are also suffering from problems in the brain, lung, heart, and other organs due to pollution | |
 | IIT-Kanpur to study Delhi's air pollution, give solutions to curb winter smog spikeThe project will help identify the factors responsible for the spike in air pollution at any spot in Delhi. Government says it will take necessary actions to curb pollution based on results | |
 | #ThrowBackToday: About 660 million Indians lose three years to air pollution says a study published today in 2015In today's #TBT, we bring to you a few scary facts that came to light via a study in the year 2015. And all these facts point towards the dangerous problem of air pollution and what we stand to lose | |
 | If exposed to air pollution, children will experience a decline in thinking skills later in life, finds studyThe study indicates that greater exposure to air pollution at the very start of life was associated with a detrimental effect on people's cognitive skills up to 60 years later | |
 | Lowering blood pressure may reduce COVID-19 risk in people exposed to air pollutionAir pollution, particularly fine particulate matter, has been implicated in cardiovascular risks, partly through effects on BP | |
 | Air pollution can increase risk of progressive and irreversible sight loss: StudyThe researchers, including those from the University College London, UK, noted that AMD is the leading cause of irreversible blindness among the over 50s in high-income countries | |
 | Delhi air quality remains in the 'severe' category on New Year's DayCold wave conditions continue to persist in Delhi with dense fog reducing the visibility in most parts of the national capital in the New Year morning | |
 | NGT directs all municipal corporations to sprinkle water before sweeping roads to tackle air pollutionThe pavements may also be appropriately covered so as to prevent generation of dust and attention also needs to be given to stop burning of biomass | |
 | Higher exposure to air pollution may affect mental health later in life: StudyWhen looking at individual air pollutants, the research found that long-term exposure to nitrogen dioxide or fine particulate air pollution was associated with increased depressive symptoms | |
 | Combination of air pollution, COVID-19 can cause more severe disease, increase mortality: AIIMS DirectorGuleria said increased air pollution, especially during winters, can help the virus in surviving longer, thereby affecting more people | |
| Centre introduces new law through ordinance to tackle air pollution in Delhi-NCRThe commission will have three sub-committees, one each for monitoring and identification, safeguarding and enforcement, and research and development | |
| Air pollution may up risk of neurological disorders: StudyFor the study, published in the journal The Lancet Planetary Health, the research team analysed the link between fine particulate (PM2.5) pollution and neurodegenerative diseases in the US | |
 | We know the air we breathe is toxic. Bengaluru-based start-up Ambee tells us just how muchAmbee has installed over 500 sensors all over India. The start-up has air quality data for over one lakh pincodes across 65 countries. This is how they do what they do extremely efficiently | |
 | Air pollution linked with higher COVID-19 death rate: StudyUsing this data, the researcher was able to identify hotspots around the world with high levels of air pollution and simultaneously low levels of air movement | |
 | US study finds that air pollution is linked to higher COVID-19 death ratesThe yet-to-be-published study looked at more than 3,000 counties across the US, comparing levels of fine particulate air pollution with novel coronavirus death counts for each area |
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