Poor air quality remains one of the most pressing environmental and public health challenges in India. Driven by emissions from vehicle exhaust and agricultural practices like crop residue burning, air pollution poses significant risks to human health and contributes to climate change. While certain pollutants can have localized cooling effects, greenhouse gases contribute to warming on a global scale. With Indian cities such as Delhi ranking among the most polluted in the world, gaining a deeper understanding of the complex dynamics between air pollution, human health, and climate change is critical for improving global health outcomes and addressing climate change.

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