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Why are Indian cities battling pollution in summer?

Why are Indian cities battling pollution in summer?
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Indian cities are experiencing rising air pollution levels during the summer months, characterized by spikes in PM10 and ozone. The article explores the scientific factors behind this trend, including dust storms and heat, despite seasonal weather changes.

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Understanding the causes of summer pollution is critical for urban health policy and environmental management in India.

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