Ozone Pollution from Urban Sources: A Case Study
Published: Sep 30, 2019
Photo Courtesy: Keith m.
Megacities are projected to rise in numbers from ten in 1990 to more than 41 by 2030. Low lying ozone is a pollutant and a key component of smog, a familiar problem in cities around the world.
Abstract: Surface ozone levels spiked during the summer of 2019 in Delhi. As ozone is harmful to crops and human health, this peculiar rise in its levels indicates a need to monitor ambient ozone levels over a longer period so as to put evidence-based control regulations in place.
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