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Delhi Records Rare Clean Air: monsoon pushes AQI to 48; experts warn it’s only temporary
Delhi’s air quality reached the ‘good’ category for the first time in nearly three years. Continuous monsoon rains washed pollutants away, lowering the Air Quality Index significantly. This event highlights how quickly weather can cleanse the city’s atmosphere. However, maintaining this improvement remains a significant environmental challenge for Delhi. Experts emphasize that year-round emission reduction policies are crucial for sustained clean air.
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