air pollution in delhi
New Delhi: The country’s capital, Delhi, and its surroundings are facing a serious air pollution situation these days. The Air Quality Management Commission has implemented the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP)-3 in the capital starting today. Many types of restrictions have been imposed since the implementation of Grape-3. On an issue related to efforts to reduce the serious air pollution situation, the Delhi Environment Minister said that we are making repeated efforts to achieve artificial rain in the capital. If any emergency situation arises or there is a great need, we will consider the option of artificial rain.
You have to ask the center for permission.
Gopal Rai said that this can be very effective. Therefore, I will once again try to reach out to the Union Environment Minister as it requires a lot of permissions from the Centre. Let us tell you that Delhi’s AQI level crossed 400 on Thursday.
The AQI of Delhi’s Alipur is 398, Anand Vihar 441, Ashok Vihar 440, Chandni Chowk 347, Bawana 455, Mathura Road 399, Indira Gandhi Airport 446, Dilshad Guard 407, Narela 447, Delhi University North Campus 448 in Nehru Nagar, 480. 422 in Okhla Phase 2, 444 in Dwarka, 443 in Punjabi Bagh, 475 in Patparganj, 448 in Pura, 477 in RK Puram, 458 in Rohini, 358 in ITO, 444 in JLN stadium, 468 have been registered AQI in Najafgarh. , 404 on Lodhi Road and 314 on Lodhi Road.
How does artificial rain occur?
Artificial rain is a scientific way to change the climate by cloud seeding. During the cloud seeding process, small planes fly through the clouds, releasing silver iodide, potassium iodide, and dry ice (solid carbon dioxide). After this, water droplets begin to accumulate in clouds, which begin to fall on the earth in the form of rain. Artificial rain caused by cloud seeding is more intense than normal rain.
