Early dip in stubble fires offers brief relief, but pollution threat looms

There has been a temporary decrease in stubble burning in parts of northern India this year, which has given a brief improvement in air quality in the region. However, experts warn that the burning season has only just begun, and peak crop fires are still expected in late October and early November. This means the threat of worsening air pollution remains, especially as more farm fires could start soon and push up toxic smoke levels again.

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