Diwali is a time of joy, lights, and togetherness. Yet, the very celebrations that bring happiness can also cause a sharp rise in air pollution, especially in cities. When you light fireworks and burn crackers, the air quality drops significantly, affecting your health and the environment. Understanding how Diwali celebrations impact air quality helps you make choices that protect yourself and your community. Fireworks lighting up the night sky during Diwali celebrations Fire

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