Farmers in over 800 villages in Punjab are now collecting their crop stubble using balers, instead of burning it.

Farmers in Punjab are increasingly sending crop stubble to recycling units instead of burning it, aiming to reduce winter air pollution that often affects New Delhi.

He’s supposed to be India’s climate warrior. So what’s keeping him busy as citizens choke on poisonous air in Delhi?

Farmers in Punjab are increasingly choosing to recycle their crop stubble by sending it to factories instead of burning it, a move that helps reduce the thick winter smog that often pollutes Delhi.

The city has leapt through Swachh Sarvekshan rankings. But there’s a paradox in the numbers.

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A growing shift from burning crop stubble to recycling it into biogas, fertiliser, and cardboard is offering a real path to cleaner air.

Farmers in parts of Punjab are increasingly sending crop stubble to recycling units instead of burning it.

In its EV policy expected next year, Delhi govt is planning to offer higher subsidies and better charging infrastructure to boost adoption.

In its EV policy expected next year, Delhi govt is planning to offer higher subsidies and better charging infrastructure to boost adoption.

Mixed Progress In Delhi Across Categories Amid Dominance Of Traditional Fuel

Mixed Progress In Delhi Across Categories Amid Dominance Of Traditional Fuel

In A step against polluting units across NCR, directions have been issued regarding the closure of all industries in the red and yellow category, and carrying out certain non-polluting operations.

In A step against polluting units across NCR, directions have been issued regarding the closure of all industries in the red and yellow category, and carrying out certain non-polluting operations.

The city has leapt through Swachh Sarvekshan rankings. But there’s a paradox in the numbers.

Farmers in Punjab (India) are recycling their crop stubble instead of burning it, to help reduce severe air pollution

Farmers in Punjab (India) are recycling their crop stubble instead of burning it, to help reduce severe air pollution.

Farmers in Punjab (India) are recycling their crop stubble instead of burning it, to help reduce severe air pollution.

Farmers in Punjab (India) are recycling their crop stubble instead of burning it, to help reduce severe air pollution.

Farmers in Punjab (India) are recycling their crop stubble instead of burning it, to help reduce severe air pollution.