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February 4, 2019
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January 30, 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.
In the News
January 30, 2019
via Economic Times
NCAP can allow Delhi, UP residents to live three years longer
If India reduces particulate pollution by 25 per cent, under the National Clean Air Programme (NCAP) goal, residents of Delhi and Uttar Pradesh could live almost three years longer, according to a recent report from the Air Quality Life Index.
In the News
January 30, 2019
via NDTV
With Cleaner Air, Life Expectancy In Delhi Could Go Up By 3 Years: Study
The EPIC study shows a 20 to 30 per cent improvement in air quality will add 3 more years to the life of people in polluted cities.
In the News
January 30, 2019
via Times of India
Reducing PM2.5 by 30% may add three years to life of Delhi residents
Life expectancy of Delhiites can go up nearly three years, if the targets of the National Clean Air Programme (NCAP) for the next five years are met. The study, conducted by the Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago (EPIC) using 2017 as its base year says the programme could pay off extensively bringing the life expectancy in India up by an average of 1.4 years.
In the News
January 30, 2019
via The Sentinel
By reducing 25% pollution, Delhiites can live 3 years more
What are the benefits of reducing pollution in New Delhi? Longer lives says AQLI.
In the News
January 30, 2019
Life Expectancy in Delhi Could Increase By 3 Years with Cleaner Air
Michael Greenstone explains how the implementation of NCAP can become a historic moment in Indian environmental policy
In the News
January 30, 2019
via The Asian Age
‘If air improves by 20-30 per cent, life expectancy can go up’
Residents in the 102 cities singled out by NCAP can increase life expectancy up to 2.8 years
In the News
January 29, 2019
via Outlook India
By reducing 25% pollution, Delhiites can live 3 years more: Study
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, an EPIC study said.
In the News
January 29, 2019
via DNA India