Have you ever seen smog linger over a city? Well, this is often caused by a Temperature Inversion, and it’s a deviation from the normal meteorological phenomenon. Learn what it is, what causes it, and how it impacts our environment.
Warmer temperatures in July, August, and September used to pair with dry winds to constitute the fire season. But with the changing temperature trends across the globe, wildfires are no longer restricted to a specific season.
Every year, crop burning season drastically affects the air quality in India all across the country. Learn more about crop burning, why it's harmful to the environment, and what can we do to address the issues in our society.