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In Pictures: Lives lived under India’s coal burning and agricultural fire induced particulate hell.

According to media reports, select Indian cities are on the verge of going into lockdown once again, only this time it is a pollution induced event. Ironically, after knee-capping COP26 by insisting on weaker language with regards to coal use, New Delhi is on the verge of shutting down due to smog generated by the burning of coal. Unfortunately for Indian citizens, coal isn’t the only source of dangerous air pollution. Historically, agricultural fires have added to the country’s particulate misery. This gallery takes a quick look at lives lived under smog in India.

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IMAGE CREDIT: Prami.ap90, Creative Commons, Neil Palmer, Neil Palmer, Biswarup Ganguly, Neil Palmer, Government of India, Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change.



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