DSS running again, but will not affect pollution decisions in Delhi
2 weeks ago

DSS running again, but will not affect pollution decisions in Delhi

Hindustan Times  

New Delhi People create a bonfire during early morning chilly conditions at Rajendra Nagar on Monday. The Decision Support System under the Union ministry of Earth sciences resumed functioning on Monday, sharing data on sources that were impacting Delhi’s air quality—over a week after it stopped updating information on its website. The Commission for Air Quality Management, whose subcommittee is carrying out a performance evaluation of the model, however, said that it will not use DSS to take pollution-related decisions as the emissions inventory it was using was old. IITM is working on updating the air pollution sources and data of emission patterns.” The official said CAQM was coordinating with IITM for the same. According to DSS, the highest estimated contribution to Delhi’s air was PM 2.5, at 13.44%, on Monday, followed by 12.13% from the transport sector.

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