No quick fix for India’s air pollution
Not much will happen despite efforts to clean up the air in India’s cities and villages till we acknowledge the deep-seated issues and set aggressive reduction targets for a variety of sources
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Solar-powered ferry to debut in sunlit Kerala
India’s first solar ferry is set to start operations in the backwaters of Alappuzha in Kerala, charting a new course in the maritime sector
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