
On Air: Creating a democratic demand for clean air
28 November, 2019 | WWF-India, New Delhi
The Risks and Adaptation team examines both local and global environmental risks in order to develop strategies to mitigate them. The team analyses the impact of climate risks on health, agriculture and urban infrastructure, the links between clean energy and water, other human development priorities, and designs effective responses to air and water pollution related problems.
Amaravati: Building Climate Resilience
Alternative Methods to Monitor Air PollutionA Study of Crop Residue Burning in Punjab
Paddy Residue Burning in PunjabUnderstanding Farmers’ Perspectives and Rural Air Pollution
What is Polluting Delhi’s Air?Understanding Uncertainties in Emissions Inventories
Pathways to Achieve National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) in India
Programme Associate
Research Fellow
Research Analyst
Research Analyst
Programme Associate
28 November, 2019 | WWF-India, New Delhi
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