Smog returns to India’s capital New Delhi as winds drop and crops burn | South China Morning Post
After months of relatively clear skies brought on by pandemic lockdowns, air quality in India’s capital New Delhi deteriorated sharply in early October 2020. The poor air quality was reportedly caused by a combination of slower wind speeds and the burning of crop waste. Many farmers burn straw left in their fields a…
Read at South China Morning PostOpens the original publisher in a new tab. Full articles belong to their publishers; a subscription may be required.