Air quality management in India at the crossroads
By: Harish, Santosh
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BookPublisher: Economic & Political Weekly Description: 56(52), 25, Dec, 2021: p.38-45.
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Economic & Political WeeklySummary: The discourse around air quality has grown substantially since 2015 with renewed engagement from the judiciary, new-found political salience, and executive initiatives. As we move from diagnosing the extent and causes of the crisis to finding appropriate responses, air quality governance will need to expand beyond the traditional policy instruments and agencies to become “regulation-plus.” This also requires government agencies to draw upon expertise beyond the atmospheric science and environmental engineering. – Reproduced
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | 56(52), 25, Dec, 2021: p.38-45 | Available | AR126525 |
The discourse around air quality has grown substantially since 2015 with renewed engagement from the judiciary, new-found political salience, and executive initiatives. As we move from diagnosing the extent and causes of the crisis to finding appropriate responses, air quality governance will need to expand beyond the traditional policy instruments and agencies to become “regulation-plus.” This also requires government agencies to draw upon expertise beyond the atmospheric science and environmental engineering. – Reproduced
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