Pollution levels again high
Looks like pollution levels are again hitting 400-550 range in Delhi. And this time farmers are not burning stubble. can we please find reasons and take action CM Kejriwal. more
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Kejriwal has no idea about what should be done... though he is said to be an ENGINEER from IIT. It is idiots like him who spoil our country and prevent real growth. He only knows ODD-EVEN and not wanting to apply it to 2 wheelers and women drivers.... a real joker. He does not know that pollution from 2 wheelers is several times more than the pollution from 4 wheeler exhausts? AND he also think that if women are the drivers, the pollution level is also less.... A GIMMICK ONLY FOR VOTES.. He has no concern about pollution levels in Delhi... Does our public not understand this? more
Dec 05
CMs and PMs cant be expected to know everything in every field themselves but are supposed to smartly use the expertise of professionals available with them. CM Delhi has failed in that respect. Yes, partially, his hands have been tied down by posting non cooperative staff and holding back his files through Lt Governor, but he cant escape the blame since the people had voted for him and now its his job to get works done.
And incidentally sir, the pollution levels all over the Northern India, including Patna and Varanasi, are bad not Delhi alone. Poor farmers are being blamed for no reason just to discredit them. more
And incidentally sir, the pollution levels all over the Northern India, including Patna and Varanasi, are bad not Delhi alone. Poor farmers are being blamed for no reason just to discredit them. more
Dec 06
Please support the concept for benefit of millions of people living in cities. Why a car of 1500 kg instead of an electric pods of 200 kg inside cities?Please change old concept---Reduce Pollution Save Environment & Energy.why waste Oil & road space?Why more cars? Stop cars in cities.Replace Cars by Electric pods https://t.co/uXHHoXkaPp Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android On Tue, 5 Dec 2017 at 16:02, Vinita Agrawal wrote: more
Dec 05
Firstly Pollution levels in Delhi are NOT HIGH. The myth has been spread by politicians to malign Delhi govt. Pollution has gone two weeks back Secondly this is weather phenomena. Due to low pressure these days the dust stays in air and vapors condense over them. Thus they seem like smog. Thirdly any attempts by NGT or govt to impose odd even formula are ruined by Feminists NGO who want special concession. Why should women be given Right to pollute the city. Why did feminist lawyers and Good for nothing NGO shout over govt to permit exemption for women. As long as two wheelers and women are allowed to pollute the country this shall be the result. It's time Govt enacts laws to curb feminist NGO all over the country. more
Dec 05
Delhi govt must be proactive and even if they to take action without LG's consent they should DO that for the sake of public health. Some wher there appears to be reluctance in this. more
Dec 05
We do not want to acknowledge the fact that real culprit is traffic on Delhi Roads. Automobile Lobby is successful in this as otherwise it will have direct impact on their business. We are also trapped in this. Neither wee are willing to put ourselves to any discomfort. We do not want to do what we need to do and still want a solution. We are ready to be part of problem but not part of Solution. Let us not get trapped in Politics or by Lobbying. more
Dec 05
Sir,
The traffic u say, is the culprit (where according to lot of studies and analysis, vehicular pollution constituted not more than 7-8% of total pollution). Those previous analysis also said major pollution comes from construction sites and dust on roads too, which needs to be cleaned by vacuuming or should be made to settle down by sprinkling water.
Also, I would like to ask Delhi Govt., if they think Vehicles is the main reason, then:
1. Why they still allow the registration of more than 1700 vehicles/day in Delhi?
2. Why they have not reopened the registration of CNG installed aftermarket in cars, which was closed for 1 week last year, but could never be opened back? more
The traffic u say, is the culprit (where according to lot of studies and analysis, vehicular pollution constituted not more than 7-8% of total pollution). Those previous analysis also said major pollution comes from construction sites and dust on roads too, which needs to be cleaned by vacuuming or should be made to settle down by sprinkling water.
Also, I would like to ask Delhi Govt., if they think Vehicles is the main reason, then:
1. Why they still allow the registration of more than 1700 vehicles/day in Delhi?
2. Why they have not reopened the registration of CNG installed aftermarket in cars, which was closed for 1 week last year, but could never be opened back? more
Dec 05
