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Prachan Bhujel
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HetaudaJul 2026
Open burning at school
"Open burning of used sanitary pads pollutes the air and puts students' health at risk."
Open burning of used sanitary pads in school compounds releases harmful smoke and toxic pollutants into the air, creating health risks for students, teachers, and nearby communitie
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HetaudaJul 2026
Schools need clean air
"Open burning near schools pollutes the air students breathe every day."
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 esp
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DamauliJul 2026
Not All Haze Is Mist
"Mist and smoke may look alike, but only smoke pollutes the air and harms our health."
Morning mist is a natural weather phenomenon formed by tiny water droplets, while smoke from burning wood, leaves, or other materials contains harmful gases and fine particles that
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KathmanduJul 2026
open burning
"Burning waste in your yard pollutes the air your family breathes."
Open burning of dry leaves and garden waste may seem like an easy way to clean the surroundings, but it releases harmful smoke and fine particles into the air. These pollutants can
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DhulikhelJul 2026
PyroDust
"Even sustainable technologies can create dust and smoke. Cleaner practices protect people and the environment."
A pyrolysis stove, or retort kiln, transforms organic materials into valuable biochar through a low-oxygen heating process. While this technology supports waste management and sust
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DhulikhelJul 2026
Road Dust, Health Risk
"Road Dust Today, Health Risks Tomorrow"
Road construction is essential for development, but uncontrolled dust can seriously affect air quality and public health. Fine dust particles increase the risk of respiratory illne
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InaruwaJun 2026
Forest Fire
"Forest fires destroy more than trees—they erase habitats, threaten biodiversity, and pollute the air we breathe."
Forest fires in protected areas are not only destroying wildlife habitats but also worsening air pollution and threatening the balance of nature. As flames spread through forests,
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KathmanduJun 2026
Air pollution
"Holding a paper won't block air pollution. Protecting our environment will."
This scene reflects the reality faced by many residents every day—commuting through polluted roads, dust, and toxic emissions while trying to protect themselves from the harmful ai
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