No Indian city complies with air quality standards prescribed by the World Health
Organization. This is becoming a serious public health issue with repercussions for the quality
of life and the economy. The report 'Apocalypse' by the NGO, Greenpeace, assessed air
quality in 168 cities across 24 states and union territories in India and pinpoints fossil fuels as
one of the main culprits for the deteriorating air quality. As an important stakeholder write
an article in 150-200 words for the news site Youth Ki Awaaz, expressing your views and
suggestions to tackle this growing problem. You are Arun/Arunima of City Montessori School,
New Delhi
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