Dust pollution is a significant contributor to deteriorating air quality, mainly arising from construction work, road dust, industrial activities, and natural windblown sources. It increases particulate matter levels, harms human health, disrupts visibility, and affects ecosystems. Effective control requires better regulation, enforcement, dust-suppression measures, greener urban design, and active public awareness.
Click to View MoreBiogas is produced through a biochemical process in which certain types of bacteria convert the biological waste into useful biogas. Biogas decreases deforestation and methane emissions, while the slurry byproduct promotes organic farming. Experts believe residential air pollution is a huge global health issue, accounting for 3.1 million premature deaths in 2021.
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