United Nations being the foremost organization in the world focused on human rights, has recognized and acknowledged that clean air is a fundamental right of every individual. But the reality is far from true. There are more than 4 million deaths each year due to chronic respiratory diseases which can be linked directly to rising level of pollution in the world.

In the last century or two, we have witnessed increasing temperature of the earth by an average of 0.06 Celsius per decade – global temperature is rising, oceans are getting warmer and ice sheets are melting. This can be attributable to extensive destruction of forests, soil erosion, extinction of wildlife and increase in toxic gases. These devastation results are not only affecting the current living conditions, but raises big concerns about the future.