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SHREYA TYAGIAIR 31· 2024

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Anthropogenic during winters:

1Temperature inversion in winter

[Box:] SMOG

2continental effect
[Box:] pollution at coastal regionstaken away by air
3high use of three for warming small scaled pollutant
4stubble burning → preparation of fields, for rabi crop in neighboring states
5westerndisturbances casey pollution air from east of North India,

Efficiency of existing measure:

1GRADED → supreme court mandated pollution measure → [Box:] odd-even, shutting days on Sunday

[Box:] only monenentary reduction

2shutting down pollution facade at nck levels → [Box:] pollutants are long-lined → fee impact
3stubble - burning prohibition, → difficult to monitor, → opposition from farmers

Way ahead:

1perfection of a top down approach
2due problem → are solution → combined strategy
3long-term action plan → whole of govt approach → National Action Plan [Box:] NCAP → 122 non-attainment cities since COP
4Innovation use → [Box:] PUSA decomposur → stubble burning
157 words18 paragraphs

Diagram

Map of India showing position of Delhi, NICE region, and pollution zones with geographical labels

  • Systematic analysis of winter air pollution causes
  • Multiple perspectives on meteorological factors
  • Discusses stakeholder challenges (farmer opposition)
  • Proposes comprehensive solutions
  • References NCAP and specific programs like PUSA decomposer

Topper

SHREYA TYAGI

AIR 312024

Subject & Paper

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Topic

Effects of Globalization on Indian society and Anthropogenic disturbances during winters

Environmental challenges and air quality

Causes of winter air pollution and mitigation measures

Writing Stats

157

Total words

18

Paragraphs

analytical, structured

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