VOICED : Contaminacion en India se redujo pero continua siendo nociva

The video discusses the severe air pollution in India, highlighting the high levels of PM2.5 particles in New Delhi, which far exceed WHO recommendations. It covers public protests against the health impacts of pollution, such as headaches and eye irritation, and the inability to attend school. The government has taken steps to curb pollution by stopping agricultural burning and subsidizing machinery, but high costs deter farmers. The video concludes by noting that 14 of the 15 most polluted cities globally are in India.

What was the concentration of PM2.5 particles recorded in New Delhi, and how does it compare to the WHO's recommended limit?

• 150 micrograms per cubic meter, slightly above the 25 micrograms limit

• 230 micrograms per cubic meter, much higher than the 25 micrograms limit

• 50 micrograms per cubic meter, double the 25 micrograms limit

• 25 micrograms per cubic meter, equal to the WHO's limit

What actions did the Supreme Court and the government take to address agricultural burning?

• Encouraged the use of traditional farming methods

• Ordered a stop to agricultural burning and subsidized machinery

• Ordered a ban on all farming activities

• Implemented a tax on agricultural produce

What are some of the health impacts mentioned due to the air pollution in India?

• Better sleep quality

• Headaches and eye irritation

• Increased energy levels

• Improved respiratory health

Why are many farmers hesitant to adopt the new machinery for reducing straw residue?

• The machinery is not available in rural areas

• The machinery is too expensive for average farmers

• The machinery is too complex to operate

• The machinery is not effective in reducing pollution

How many of the world's most polluted cities are located in India according to the WHO report?

• 14 out of 15

• 12 out of 15

• 10 out of 15

• 15 out of 15