Question

Write an article on pollution done by burning firecracker​

Answer 1

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Delhi has had the distinction of being one of the most polluted cities in the world, especially in the winter months from October—January. These months coincide with the religious festival of Diwali. It is argued that air quality gets worse in the aftermath of Diwali on account of firecrackers that get burned during the festival. We use hourly data on PM 2.5 particulate concentration from 2013 to 2017 to estimate the Diwali effect on air quality in Delhi. We improve on existing work by using the event study technique as well as a difference-in-difference regression framework to estimate the Diwali effect on air quality. The results suggest that Diwali leads to a small, but statistically significant increase in air pollution. The effect is different across locations within Delhi. To our knowledge, this is the first causal estimate of the contribution of Diwali firecracker burning to air pollution.

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Answer 2

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Noise pollution due to bursting of firecrackers

The Supreme Court has passed an order that only environmentally friendly lightings or green crackers will be allowed. But people are ignoring both the law and the adverse consequences of bursting crackers.

Bursting crackers are hazardous to humans and the environment. When bursting crackers, the smoke of hazardous gasses is released and pollutes the air causing respiratory diseases.

Children are more vulnerable to the toxic substances of crackers and air pollution. During Diwali Festival excessive bursting of crackers results in thick smog in many cities. This causes breathing problems to the people. Road accidents occurred due to poor visibility because of thick pollution of the air. Many flights are also cancelled due to low visibility.

The pollutants from crackers cause the death of birds and animals. The loud bursting sound can be traumatic to our pets and other animals.

Therefore, people must say "No" to crackers during the religious festivals. Together we can make a difference in keeping our environment healthy and safe for us to live in.

(Selie Visa)