National Clean Air Programme

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Does India Have the Skilled Workforce Needed to Fight Air Pollution?

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Three Out-Of-The-Box Policy Ideas to Clean up India’s Toxic Air

Modi Government Launches National Clean Air Programme With Focus on 102 Cities

New UNEP Report Suggests 25 Measures to Tackle Air Pollution

A traffic jam in New Delhi. Vehicular emissions are a big source of Delhi's air pollution. Credit: lingaraj/Flickr, CC BY 2.0

The Updated National Clean Air Programme Is Effectively Blind

an important aspect of knowing the sources of pollution is emissions monitoring and making that information available in real-time for further analysis. Credit: JuniperPhoton/Unsplash

The Draft National Clean Air Programme Is Spirited but Lacks Action Points