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Annual crop stubble burning by farmers in North India and Pakistan, particularly in November, contributes to significant air pollution, exacerbated by cold weather conditions.
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Crop stubble burning is a recurring environmental issue in agricultural regions of India and Pakistan. This practice, often driven by economic factors and short harvest windows, significantly worsens air quality, impacting public health across large populations.
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Crop stubble burning in North India and Pakistan
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Farmers in northern India and Pakistan burn crop stubble in waves, typically peaking in April and November.
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Farmers' Crop Stubble Burning in North India and Pakistan Causes Air Pollution
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Crop stubble burning by farmers in India and Pakistan is a recurring issue that intensifies air pollution, especially during colder months.
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