@vedikas What sense does this statement makes in judging the factors responsible for overall pollution levels? Are crackers going contribute 71% on a daily basis? How would this analysis help in framing a policy to combat pollution?
@singlamohit98@Boom_093 IMO the pitch was disaster, match was held at Ahdbd to earn >money from a higher capacity stadium. should’ve been at Wankhede where Dew would’ve not been not a factor in 2nd innings. The pitch was a disaster in 1st, but improved in 2nd due to Dew. See India vs NZ in the same WC.
@akhileshsharma1 Why doing such post? Did you ever measure the AQI 25 yrs ago, when pollution levels used to be low in Indian cities. The Diwali night and next morning will show you such data. The question is how long the effect remains.
@VishnuNDTV The current AQI is:
Also posting the link
https://t.co/8o5QUgVR1J
Is this how quickly the effect of crackers subside? Perhaps you should discuss how long a source of pollution runs, and how quickly the effects subside when the source is turned off.
Stark difference in AQI levels b/w Chandigarh vs rest of Punjab, Haryana, Delhi NCR is more to do with geography and weather patterns.
Chd is at the foothills, In general the AQI remains better, even this morning the NW winds are stronger over foothills (8-15km/h) while calm conditions in rest of plains. Later in the noon wind speed will pick up in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi NCR and UP that will ensure AQI level will improve from current levels. Despite that since they still fall direct in line with source of stubble burning smoke and local emissions are higher and play crucial role AQI shall be able to come down to a range of 200-350 from current 600-800.
@07LKM 1. But, the point is, in places such as NCR; do people have that kind of money which is required to buy the RE that is being built. Also, people in US buy RE on loans. So all of the returning people(assume non-US citizens)have that kind of money? If jobs are cut, it would be even