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A recent study by IIT Kharagpur researchers highlighted that escalating heatwaves are driving up ground-level ozone concentrations across India. This severe surface pollution acts as a secondary pollutant, aggravating respiratory health risks and reducing crop yields. The findings underscore the complex relationship between climate change and air quality, demanding integrated policy interventions for urban environments.
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