Cycling should be made Mandatory to reduce pollution?
PMK founder Ramadoss said, "To combat air pollution in tamil Nadu, the tamil Nadu pollution Control Board has established a small but highly effective program. On weekly Wednesdays, all employees of the Board's head office in chennai are barred from arriving at work in two-wheelers or automobiles, including cars. It's been in effect since the day before yesterday. This is a pleasant surprise. Staff at the tamil Nadu pollution Control Board's head office have been encouraged to ride their bikes or take public transportation to work on Wednesdays. Board Chairman Uthayan showed his respect for it by cycling from his home to the workplace yesterday.
The majority of employees ride their bicycles to work, while those who commute from afar choose public transportation. air pollution at the pollution Control Board's headquarters has been decreased by 20% as a result of this minor effort. In today's globe, global warming is the most serious threat. The average temperature of the Earth has increased by 1.1 degrees Celsius since pre-industrial times, reaching 15.1 degrees Celsius. The entire planet is battling to keep the temperature below 2 degrees Celsius.
For decades, PMK has advocated for the reduction of air mass and the control of global warming. If each member of the legislature drives their own automobile, for example, high levels of air pollution can result. With this in mind, from 2006 to 2011, I ordered all 18 members of the PAMA legislature to ride their bicycles from the legislature to the legislature. Throughout the gathering, everyone, including party head GK Mani and Shakthi P. Kamalampal, a woman over 65, rode bicycles. Over the last decade, I've emphadata-sized a hundred times that others should follow suit."