Who is accountable
From the officers who run it up to the minister and the head of government. Names from the Government's official lists.
- Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change
- SecretaryShri Narendra Bhooshan
- Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate ChangeShri Bhupender Yadav
- Prime MinisterShri Narendra Modi
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Road and construction dust: should cities strictly enforce dust-control rules?
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Dust from roads, open construction sites and unpaved shoulders is a major contributor to coarse particulate pollution (PM10) in many cities.
Ideas
- Covered construction sites and covered trucks, with water sprinkling, actually enforced.
- Paving or greening road shoulders.
- Mechanical road sweeping instead of dry brooms.
- Public complaint channel with photo evidence and a response deadline.
Questions to discuss
- Is your area affected? Post a photo and the location.
- Who should be fined: the builder, the contractor, or the authority that allows it?
Source: Down To Earth on PM10 and road/construction dust: downtoearth.org.in/amp/story/air/ghaziabad-recor…
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