India, Sept. 22 -- The Delhi Government is exploring the use of "smog-eating" photocatalytic coatings on its roads and public spaces. This strategic move, announced by Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa, aims to use science-backed tools to deliver cleaner air for citizens.
The Environment Department has been tasked with conducting a focused study on these coatings, which are designed to reduce harmful pollutants like NO2 and hydrocarbons.
The minister emphasized a commitment to a 24x7, 365-day environmental action plan, moving away from seasonal interventions. "Delhi will evaluate and adopt the best of proven photocatalytic technologies, prioritising safety and sustainability to deliver cleaner air," he said.
He underscored that ...