NCR State officials address air pollution before SC Hearing

New Delhi, November 16 : A meeting was held Tuesday between the Commission for Air Quality Management and Chief Secretaries from the NCR States and Punjab in relation to severe air pollution in the area.

This took place ahead of an inquiry by the Supreme CourtThe Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) Secretary R.P.R.P., Secretary of the Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Changes (MoEF&CC).Gupta is also attending the meeting which began at 10 a.m.Gupta will also be attending the meeting, which started at 10 a.m.The Supreme Court on Monday came down heavily on the Centre and the states, especially the Delhi government, for their failure to reign in air pollution that had reached hazardous levels last week and is now hovering around under the severe and very poor categories.On Monday, the Supreme Court slammed the Centre, the States, and especially Delhi for failing to control air pollution.

It had reached dangerous levels last week, and now hovers around thesevere andvery low category.The CAQM is a dedicated Commission which monitors the air quality of Delhi and NCRs districts of Rajasthan, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh by taking an air shed approach.

CAQM, a dedicated Commission, monitors Delhis air quality and NCR districts Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan.Air shed is a geographic area wherein meteorological factors influences the air quality.

An area in which meteorological influences influence the air quality is called an "air shed".Earlier on Monday, Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav held a review meeting with Ministry officials on the air pollution issue.

On Monday, the Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav met with ministry officials to review air pollution issues.This was crucial in terms of strategy planning ahead of the CAQM meeting, which in turn, is important as demanded by the Supreme Court.

It was essential for strategy planning prior to the CAQM meeting.This is, in turn, important according to the Supreme Court.

The apex court, which will hear the case on Tuesday again, has even suggested a lockdown to cut down on emissions.On Tuesday, the apex court will again hear the case.

It has suggested that a lockdown be implemented to reduce emissions niv/svn/ksk #officials #address #Delhi.