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China Offers Clean Technology for Delhi Pollution

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Air quality concerns are prompting public scrutiny and calls for stronger action in several regions. Iowa’s Department of Natural Resources has opened draft operating and construction permits for public comment, including a permit modification tied to an administrative consent order. Near Kerala’s Edayar industrial area, residents and elected representatives are pressing for a comprehensive inquiry into persistent odors and pollution; the state pollution board says it is investigating, while a local official has promised an expert study. A Chinese state-media analysis of Delhi’s seasonal smog argues that fireworks are only a temporary focus, with vehicle and factory emissions, crop burning, construction dust, and stagnant weather contributing to the problem. It also points to India’s continued reliance on coal and says expanded storage and stronger power grids are needed for renewable energy to displace more fossil-fuel generation.

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