DU Professor Creates India's First Carbon Garden to Combat Delhi's Pollution

• Professor Deenbandhu Sahoo of Delhi University's Botany Department developed India's first Carbon Garden to fight rising pollution.
• The Carbon Garden is designed for space-constrained cities, aiming to store carbon dioxide and provide clean oxygen.
• It functions as a mini biodiversity park, incorporating algae, fungi, bacteria, and various plants to create a complete ecosystem.
• Unlike the Miyawaki method, the Carbon Garden focuses on the entire ecosystem, including microorganisms and biodiversity, not just dense tree planting.
• The initiative aims to significantly reduce pollution, improve air quality, and offer a sustainable model for urban environments.