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Caretakers of coastal Mumbai come to the rescue of its polluted creeks

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By Payel Sen, Siya Bhatia, Aprajita Rawat, Rishi Pilot
| Let Me Breathe (LMB) Verified
In a first of its kind initiative, a pilot project termed ‘New Catch In Town’ has managed to collect 500 kgs of garbage in three days. This innovative installation that can save Mumbai’s creeks has been put up by Bombay61 Studio (B61), an innovative and experimental urban solutions think tank.
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India's Environment Minister says the remaining global carbon budget meagre and calls for rapid and transformative actions

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By Aprajita Rawat, Phase deux
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India’s Environment Minister, Bhupender Yadav on Monday said that the world needs rapid and transformative actions, in view of the fact that the remaining global carbon budget is meager and will be exhausted within this decade at the current rate of global emissions.
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11 thermal plants in NCR accounted for 7% of Delhi air pollution in Oct-Jan; vehicles contributed 14%: Study

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By Anunya Kasliwal, Aprajita Rawat
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According to a new study by Council on Energy, Environment and Water (Bending Delhi’s Air Pollution Curve), 11 coal-fired power plants in the National Capital Region contributed just 7% to Delhi’s PM2.5 pollution on an average between October 2020 and January 2021, while vehicles contributed 14 %.
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