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UNEP Report Details Economic Costs of Air Pollution in Delhi and Global Impact

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The UN Environment Programme (UNEP) and the Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC) released a report titled ‘Hidden Assets: The Economic and Health Case for Climate and Clean Air Action’. The assessment covers four countries—China, India, Mexico, and Nigeria—which together house over 40% of the world's population.

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The report highlights the economic and health impacts of delaying clean air action in Delhi. It states that every US$1 invested in addressing climate change and air pollution together can yield approximately US$15 in economic benefits.

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  • DelhiCity whose air quality standards are assessed in the report

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  1. A general statement confirming Delhi's status as a major city in India.1 source
  2. A geographical fact about Delhi.1 source
  3. The new event is a geographical fact and does not relate to any of the specific ongoing focuses.1 source
  4. General statement about Delhi's status as a major city.1 source
  5. Stating the established fact that Delhi is the national capital of India.1 source

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