Ozone pollution in India kills crops that could feed starving population

ENN
Sep 4, 2014, 4:23 pm24 pts
In one year, India's ozone pollution damaged millions of tons of the country's major crops, causing losses of more than a billion dollars and destroying enough food to feed tens of millions of people living below the poverty line. These are findings of a new study that looked at the agricultural effects in 2005…

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