Stubble Burning Solutions

Madhya Pradesh reported the highest stubble burning cases in the country this year, with 14,493 incidents as of November 24, surpassing Punjab and Haryana

Madhya Pradesh tops India with 11,382 stubble-burning cases, including 5,871 last week. Increased paddy farming fuels the crisis, impacting health, environment, and agriculture. Urgent measures needed to curb emissions and adopt eco-friendly practices.

The Centre has doubled penalties for stubble burning, with fines now up to Rs 30,000 for large landholders. This move, part of new EPA rules, aims to reduce Delhi’s rising air pollution amid seasonal pollution peaks

The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has taken a significant step towards addressing the persistent issue of stubble burning in Punjab & Haryana

incidents of stubble burning in Haryana, Punjab, NCR-UP, NCR-Rajasthan and Delhi decreased by over 50% in 2023.

AMPRI have invented a technique to convert agricultural residue into wooden boards. SO now on stubble will not be a problem.