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Unequal Geographic Coverage of Air-Quality Monitoring across Wealth Groups in Delhi
Air-quality monitoring networks are the basis for measuring and reporting urban pollution, but their value depends in part on how well they represent the populations they are intended to serve. The study examines whether Delhi's air-quality monitoring network provides equal geographic coverage acros
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