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In the News
January 29, 2019
via India Today
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In the News
January 29, 2019
via Devdiscourse
Study says lives in Delhi can be prolonged by 3 years if Pollution is reduced 25 percent
If India reduces particulate pollution by 25 per cent in five years, residents breathing the most polluted air in New Delhi and parts of Uttar Pradesh could live almost three years longer, a study by the Air Quality Life Index (AQLI) said on Tuesday.
In the News
January 29, 2019
Life expectancy of Delhiites can go up by 3yrs if air quality improves by 20-30pc
The Tribune India discusses the payoffs from the successful implementation of NCAP by citing AQLI
Analysis
January 29, 2019
Indians could live up to three years more if there’s a 25% reduction in air pollution
India has set itself a challenging task by launching the National Clear Air Programme in its 'war against pollution'. The history of other countries, however, suggests that it can be done.
AQLI News
January 29, 2019
New Report: India’s National Clean Air Programme could allow residents breathing India’s most polluted air to live almost 3 years longer
The average person in India could be expected to live 1.3 years longer, Air Quality Life Index shows.
In the News
January 24, 2019
Asian countries rush to fight toxic air pollution
With Asian countries trying a variety of solution to fight toxic smog, Nikkei Asian Review cites our AQLI.
In the News
January 16, 2019
via Devdiscourse
Air quality improves in China saw life expectancy up by 6 months: Study
EPIC's Air Quality Index indicates that China's PM 2.5 density fell by 12 per cent between 2013 and 2016, a pollution reduction equivalent to an additional half-a-year to the average lifespan, reports Devdiscourse.
In the News
January 16, 2019
via China.org
Chinese living more thanks to better air quality
China.org reports on how China's anti-pollution campaign is paying off, as life expectancy has increased by half a year according to AQLI.
In the News
January 16, 2019
via IANS
Life expectancy goes up in China as pollution level drops
A study by EPIC says that the life expectancy of Chinese citizens has been extended by half a year due to a significant drop in the PM 2.5 density.
In the News
January 15, 2019
via India Times