Air pollution causing lung cancer among youths: Study
India | July 31, 2018 22:56 ISTStudy says air pollution has emerged as a major factor for lung cancer in India, especially among those below the age of 40
Study says air pollution has emerged as a major factor for lung cancer in India, especially among those below the age of 40
IRDAI in a notification has directed all general insurance companies not to insure a vehicle unless it has a valid pollution under control certificate.
According to the data by Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), the PM10 level (presence of particles with diameter less than 10 mm) was recorded at 522 in Delhi-NCR and 529 in Delhi on Saturday.
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A total of 7,219 buses were challaned for not having valid pollution under check (PUC) certificates, from 2012-13 till February 2018, Delhi Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot said.
A bench comprising Justices A K Sikri and Ashok Bhushan asked the government to file its affidavit within four weeks in the matter and said it would look into these issues.
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If you have A, B, or AB blood type, you might be more at risk of suffering a heart attack during periods of significant air pollution, than those with the O blood type, found a new research.
The report by the Global Carbon Project team dashed hopes that emissions from the burning of coal, oil and gas had peaked.
Air quality in the national capital remained 'very poor' on Tuesday despite showing a marked improvement.
Dense smog continued to cover Delhi-NCR for the sixth day today, leaving people gasping for breath during the morning hours.
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