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✅   Air pollution causes significant health risks globally, requiring urgent intervention

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Recent studies highlight the grave public health risks posed by air pollution, accounting for 4.2 million deaths globally in 2019, with specific contributors being wildfires and urban industrial activities [9][5]. In India, farmers' stubble burning is identified as a major factor exacerbating air quality issues in cities like Delhi, where pollution levels have reached catastrophic highs. The Supreme Court of India is enforcing the Graded Response Action Plan to maintain control during peak pollution seasons; still, enforcement is criticized as inadequate [6][7]. Meanwhile, formaldehyde, a prevalent indoor pollutant linked to increased cancer risk, continues to go unregulated despite its ubiquity [10] .Efforts to integrate green spaces into urban planning are emerging as a potential solution to mitigate ...

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