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Punjab: Can behavioural nudges end stubble burning? CEEW Study says yes

The study found that while reported crop residue burning incidents have declined since 2022, evolving burning patterns and satellite-detection limitations mean fire counts must be interpreted alongside farmer behaviour

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Punjab: Can behavioural nudges end stubble burning? CEEW Study says yes
The study found that while reported crop residue burning incidents have declined since 2022, evolving burning patterns and satellite-detection limitations mean fire counts must be interpreted alongside farmer behaviour
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