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March 12, 2019
Forbes India wrote an article on India’s high rates of air pollution. Research conducted by Research Fellows Samuel Scott and Avinash Kishore as well as Senior Research Fellow Devesh Roy was included in the piece, referring to crop burning in North India that has negative health and financial outcomes for the country.
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