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India's high air pollution, ranked by the World Health Organisation among the worst in the world, is adversely impacting the lifespan of its citizens, reducing most Indian lives by over three years, a new study has said.Of the world’s top 20 polluted cities, 13 are in India compared to just three in China. Air pollution slashes life expectancy by 3.2 years for the 660 million Indians who live in cities, including Delhi. In China, the corresponding dip is marginally lower at three years, according to a report in The Hindustan Times.
In 2014, a global analysis of how nations tackle environmental challenges has ranked India 155 among 178 nations and labelled the country’s air quality among the worst in the world, tying it with China in exposing its population to hazardous air pollution.The Environmental Performance Index 2014, generated by researchers at Yale University in the US, has bracketed India among “bottom performers” on several indicators such as environmental health impact, air quality, water and sanitation. Although India is an emerging market alongside Brazil, China, Russia and South Africa, its environment severely lags behind these others,” Angel Hsu, the lead author of the report at Yale University said. Over half of India's population – 660 million people – live in areas where fine particulate matter pollution is above India's standards for what is considered safe, said the study by economists from the University of Chicago, Harvard and Yale published in this week's 'Economic & Political Weekly'.
In 2014, a global analysis of how nations tackle environmental challenges has ranked India 155 among 178 nations and labelled the country’s air quality among the worst in the world, tying it with China in exposing its population to hazardous air pollution.The Environmental Performance Index 2014, generated by researchers at Yale University in the US, has bracketed India among “bottom performers” on several indicators such as environmental health impact, air quality, water and sanitation. Although India is an emerging market alongside Brazil, China, Russia and South Africa, its environment severely lags behind these others,” Angel Hsu, the lead author of the report at Yale University said. Over half of India's population – 660 million people – live in areas where fine particulate matter pollution is above India's standards for what is considered safe, said the study by economists from the University of Chicago, Harvard and Yale published in this week's 'Economic & Political Weekly'.
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Assume that the current carrying conductor is held in the right hand so that the fingers wrap around the conductor and the thumb is stretched (as shown in the figure at left). If the thumb is along the direction of current, wrapped fingers will show the direction of circular magnetic field lines.
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1. It is the one of the most biggest global killer
affecting over 100 million people
2. people who live in high concentration airpollution have high risk to causes lungs cancer
3. Approximately 40 percent of Lake were polluted for fishing and aquatic life and swimming
4. Over 1 million seabirds and sea mammals were killed by pollution
5. Cleanups can save animals lives and discourage people from littering in the future
affecting over 100 million people
2. people who live in high concentration airpollution have high risk to causes lungs cancer
3. Approximately 40 percent of Lake were polluted for fishing and aquatic life and swimming
4. Over 1 million seabirds and sea mammals were killed by pollution
5. Cleanups can save animals lives and discourage people from littering in the future
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