Delhi air pollution crisis discussed at COP29 sidelines

At COP29 in Baku, global health experts urged India to transition away from fossil fuels to combat its air pollution crisis. They emphasized the severe health impacts of fossil fuel pollution, advocating for policy changes that prioritize renewable energy and public transport.
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