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Seasonal shifts, not trends, drive urban air pollution extremes in
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Seasonal shifts, not trends, drive urban air pollution extremes in
Air pollution in India is usually told as a story about Delhi and the great Indo-Gangetic Plain, but a new study argues that some of the most revealing lessons about urban air quality come from the country’s far northeast. Researchers at The Assam Royal Global University in Guwahati have carried out the most detailed analysis to date of daily Air Quality Index (AQI) records across eight major urban centres of Northeast India, covering three full…
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