“Open burning near schools pollutes the air students breathe every day.”
Schools need clean air
Open burning in or near school premises releases harmful smoke and fine particles into the air, exposing students, teachers, and staff to unnecessary health risks.
Children are especially vulnerable to air pollution, which can affect their lungs, concentration, and overall well-being.
Schools should promote clean and healthy environments by avoiding open burning and adopting safer waste management practices that protect both education and the environment.
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