NASA Photo Shows How Crop Fires in North India Contributing to Delhi's Air Pollution
The photo also showed 'red dots', representing large-scale fires in Punjab, Haryana and parts of Pakistan.
Stubble burning in northern India contributing 40% to Delhi's air pollution. NASA on Thursday, released a photo of the farm fires in northern parts of the country and around the National Capital. Sharing a satellite image of the air pollution in Delhi due to stubble burning in northern part of India.
Smoke from crop fires in northern India blanketed Delhi and contributed to soaring levels of air pollution. https://t.co/Pe30imj6xV pic.twitter.com/RyNEmVcbXx
— NASA Earth (@NASAEarth) November 18, 2021
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