UN Report: Timely Clean Air Measures Could Cut Delhi Pollution by 20% by 2040

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A United Nations report has found that implementing clean air measures could improve Delhi's air quality by up to 20% by the year 2040. The improvements are contingent on timely action, as delays in execution could significantly reduce the benefit. If implementation is pushed back by approximately eight years — the average global delay — the air quality gain would drop to only 10%. Such a reduction in effectiveness would translate into considerably greater health impacts on Delhi's population over the same period.

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