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Delhi air particles hampering pollution fight by fettering sunlight, weakening winds: Study

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Air particles in Delhi obstruct sunlight, which subsequently affects wind strength and pollution dispersal. A recent study highlights that aerosols reduce the surface heating necessary for air movement. Researchers observed significant PM2.5 levels during high pollution episodes in late 2023.

The findings indicate a need for improved air-quality forecasts and accurate representation of pollution interactions. Targeted emission reductions across major sources remain essential for combating pollution levels effectively.

Read the full report on The Economic Times

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