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Blue skies and clear lungs: Have we bent the pollution curve in Delhi?

Local enforcement is the weakest link in the anti-pollution fight

air pollution, delhi, smog
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People on the Rajpath Road | Photo: Dalip Kumar

Sunita Narain
Winter is nearly here and we in Delhi are waiting not to exhale because the cold, heavier air will settle and air pollution will choke us. But with a difference — there is outrage and there is action. There is even evidence that we have bent the pollution curve. Though not enough, it does suggest that action is beginning to have an impact. This is what we need. I say this because often, in our united anger, we forget to stay focused on the need to act, and in a way that we can see the difference, so that we
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