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Delhi LG, AAP spar over polluted Yamuna

Hindustan Times 22 Oct 2024
A polluted stretch of the Yamuna in Delhi on Monday ... “Thousands of mothers and sisters would be forced to enter the polluted Yamuna during the Chhath Puja on November 7 by risking their health.
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We need to breathe in a clean environment…

The News International 22 Oct 2024
... for cooking, which causes respiratory diseases from smoke inhalation.It has been found thatfossil gas pollution is linked to infertility, pregnancy complications, and higher risks of preterm births.
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How to Reduce Pollution During Diwali: Practical Tips for a Cleaner Celebration

News18 22 Oct 2024
While Diwali brings immense joy and is a time for celebration, it also poses certain health risks, particularly due to the pollution caused by firecrackers ... .
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Open burning is a source of air pollution

Business Ghana 21 Oct 2024
Open burning of waste is a significant source of air pollution ... Here are the key reasons why open burning contributes to air pollution. ... People living near areas where open burning occurs are at a greater risk of exposure to harmful pollutants.
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UK rivers contain ‘cocktail of chemicals and stimulants’ endangering aquatic life

AOL 21 Oct 2024
The UK’s rivers contain a cocktail of chemicals and stimulants including caffeine, antidepressants and painkillers from water company sewage releases, polluting freshwaters at levels which can pose a risk to aquatic life, testing has found.
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Yamuna’s Frothing Triggers Three-Way Political Tussle

The Times of India 21 Oct 2024
Yadav said lakhs of women would be forced to enter the polluted Yamuna during the Chhath puja next month, risking their health ... of heavy pollution and enable people to take a dip in its water by 2025.
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Lower Your COPD Risk at Any Age

Kinston Free Press 21 Oct 2024
Lower Your COPD Risk at Any Age ... Consider these steps to lower your risk for COPD. ... to lung irritants like air pollution, dusts and chemical fumes. Some occupations put you at higher risk for COPD.
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Where there's smoke: the rising death toll from climate-charged fire in the landscape

Beijing News 21 Oct 2024
Over the longer term, air pollution is a known risk factor for developing heart disease, lung disease, asthma, diabetes and stroke, and landscape fire smoke is increasingly contributing to the load.
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Asthma cases rose in kids after 2018 floods in western Japan

Asahi News 21 Oct 2024
The study highlights the growing frequency of natural disasters and emphasized the need to develop medical systems that account for the increased risk and worsening of asthma in children during such events.
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Millions of teenagers in Africa have undiagnosed asthma – study

The Observer 21 Oct 2024
Rates of asthma have increased in sub-Saharan Africa over the past few decades, a trend attributed to rapid urbanisation which exposes children to more risk factors such as air pollution.
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Humanity is on the verge of ‘shattering Earth’s natural limits’, say experts in biodiversity warning

AOL 21 Oct 2024
... risk of multiple breadbasket failures … that’s in addition to a lot of the other risks that might impact us through fresh-water pollution, ocean acidification, wildfire and algal blooms, and so on.”.
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Researchers use multi-phase composition and electrospinning to fabricate SiOC nanofibers

Phys Dot Org 21 Oct 2024
Rapid advancements in the electronics industry have provided significant convenience for civilian use, but have also contributed to electromagnetic pollution, posing risks to human safety ... More information ... DOI. 10.26599/JAC.2024.9220968 ... Citation ... ....
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Column: Bonds on the November ballot are worthwhile, but very, very costly

The Los Angeles Times 21 Oct 2024
There’s a lot more on the election ballot than Kamala Harris vs ... But the rest are pretty much eye-glazers ... It would pay for projects to store water, clean polluted water, reduce wildfire risk, prepare for sea-level rise and protect fish and wildlife ... .
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Microplastic pollution is everywhere, even in the exhaled breath of dolphins

Phys Dot Org 20 Oct 2024
As top predators with decades-long life spans, bottlenose dolphins help scientists understand the impacts of pollutants on marine ecosystems—and the related health risks for people living near coasts.
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Drop in mercury and low wind speed turn city air ‘poor’ again

The Times of India 20 Oct 2024
... dispersion of pollutants starting from Oct 20 ... Air pollutants not only exacerbate asthma but can also cause airway inflammation and increase the risk of developing new respiratory conditions,' he said.

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