- Search results for Air Pollution
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 | Tiruchy teen’s mini-satellite to study air pollution launched from MexicoHoused in a conical capsule, Anitha-SAT took off with the help of a hot-air balloon | |
 | Experts say air pollution increasing factor for stroke among youngstersAmong early symptoms, one may face weakness on one side of the body, feel difficulty in speaking or understanding speech and seeing with one or both eyes | |
 | Kerala State Pollution Control Board to give awareness classes on air and noise pollution to school studentsAll the State Pollution Control Boards and the Central Pollution Boards will also be measuring the particulate matters (PM) 2.5 and 10 in the air seven days ahead of Diwali | |
 | Aalok Khandekar, IITH researcher is coordinating an air pollution governance study on Indian citiesThe study has now been expanded to include four more Indian cities including Delhi, Hyderabad, Chennai, and Pune besides Los Angeles as well | |
 | Unless people are made aware of shocking pollution levels, no action possible: Infosys Prize Winner who developed ultra-precise gas sensorsThe scientists have said that it is quite likely that we will see such gas sensors integrated into our smartphones in the next five to 10 years' time frame. | |
 | NGT seeks report on plea alleging air pollution by schools in MeerutNGT directed the committee to submit the report within a month by email after site inspection and said that the nodal agency for compliance and coordination will be Meerut District Magistrate | |
 | This coating made from rice husk, by Shiv Nadar University, can save India's monuments from corrosionDeveloped by extracting the nano-silica particles of rice husk — an agriculture waste product, it also has the potential to offer an alternative to crop residue burning by farmers | |
 | Why Siddharth Singh's book The Great Smog of India is NOT a breath of fresh air!Currently, Delhi is in the news for having one of the worst AQI among other cities in the world. This book takes things a step further and talks about how much worse things can get | |
 | 70 percent of Delhi parents want scheduled 'smog-break' for schools in NovemberDelhiites got some respite on Sunday morning as the air quality improved from "severe" category to "poor" category | |
 | This IIT alumni start-up launched a free app 'Breezo' that will provide real-time updates on air pollutionCalled 'BreeZo,' the air quality data app utilises Satellite Tracking to compare pollution levels in multiple locations in real-time, access historic trends acro all pollution control boards in India | |
 | Pollution shocker: Chennai breathes toxic air 100 days in a yearThe World Health Organisation prescribes 25 ug/m3 as safe limit, while India has fixed a standard of 60 ug/m3 | |
 | How technologist-cum-eco warrior Debayan Saha is fighting air pollution, one award-winning innovation at a timeThe IIT Kharagpur alumnus believes that young people should be motivated to create a social impact through innovation and is all set to mentor future innovators through a collaboration with IIT-M | |
 | 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 | |
 | 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 | |
 | 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 |
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