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Addressing Air Quality Spurts due to Crop Stubble Burning during COVID19 Pandemic: A case of Punjab

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  • Pandey, Rita

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  • Kedia, Shailly

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  • Malhotra, Anuja

    () (National Institute of Public Finance and Policy)

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  • Pandey, Rita & Kedia, Shailly & Malhotra, Anuja, 2020. "Addressing Air Quality Spurts due to Crop Stubble Burning during COVID19 Pandemic: A case of Punjab," Working Papers 20/308, National Institute of Public Finance and Policy.
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