Bhogi Bonfires and Air Pollution: Smoke, Health, Safer Options
• Bhogi bonfires contribute significantly to air pollution, releasing harmful pollutants.
• Exposure to bonfire smoke can cause respiratory irritation, exacerbate asthma, and increase cardiovascular risks.
• Eco-friendly alternatives like symbolic burning, donation drives, and community gatherings can help celebrate Bhogi responsibly.
Bhogi bonfires impact on air quality and health
Bhogi, the first day of the Makar Sankranti festival, is traditionally celebrated with bonfires. While the crackling fire and warmth bring communities together, it's crucial to understand the impact these bonfires have on our air quality and health. Let's explore the connection between Bhogi bonfires and air pollution, and how we can celebrate responsibly.
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