India’s cultural heritage: Air quality effects amidst COVID-19 lockdown and seasonal variability
Mohd Arif,
Saloni Sachdeva,
Sherry Mangla
et al.
Abstract:India, one of the most dynamic ancient civilizations, possesses a multitude of historical artifacts, with 37 of its notable architectural structures recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Yet, the ever-changing climate, especially air pollution, expedites the natural deterioration of historic sites and diminishes their aesthetic appeal, causing socio-economic damage.With this in mind, the current study aims at offering a logical scienti c foundation for the implications of air pollution, seasonal shifts, a… Show more
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