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Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], March 31: At a time when India continues to grapple with complex air pollution challenges, AIR Commons 2026 brought together voices from science, policy, industry, and civil society to reframe air quality as a shared public good requiring collective, ground-up action. Organised by the Indian Air Quality Network (IAQN) in collaboration with i-Hub Gujarat, the convening reflects IAQN’s growing role as a national platform that bridges academia, policymakers, industry, and communities to enable more integrated, solution-driven approaches to air quality management. Held on the eve of the anniversary of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act,…
