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Delhi's winter "pollution season" has become a yearly nightmare. A toxic, suffocating cloud settles over the city, forcing people to shut themselves indoors with air purifiers or flee entirely. For millions of residents who can't escape, simply breathing has become dangerous.
At a recent protest to demand action, one resident called Delhi "a death trap," while another held a sign that read: "BREATHING IS KILLING US!" And yet, local leaders have done far too little to address this crisis.
Every winter, Delhi's air quality index skyrockets to more than one hundred times the safe limit. One doctor put it plainly: the air is "literally killing our kids."
But this catastrophe is solvable. Car emissions, coal plants, farm burns, and waste-burning facilities are all sources we know how to clean up or replace. What's missing is political will. Delhi's residents are begging for action, and it's time for leaders to listen.
Sign to tell India's Minister of Environment, Bhupender Yadav: meet with protestors, treat this like the national public health emergency it is, and finally take bold action to save lives.
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