US EditionAir Quality In Bengaluru And Chennai Unsafe Since 2021, Surpassing WHO Limits Yearly
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Air Quality In Bengaluru And Chennai Unsafe Since 2021, Surpassing WHO Limits Yearly
Air pollution in India’s southern metros, Bengaluru and Chennai, has breached the World Health Organization’s (WHO) recommended safety limits every year since 2021. This alarming trend, highlighted by multiple air quality assessments, points to a steady rise in pollutants such as PM2.5 and nitrogen dioxide, primarily driven by rapid urbanisation, increased vehicle emissions, and limited environmental regulation enforcement. Both cities have show…
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