IGI Airport Is Using 35,000+ Plants & Shrubs Instead Of Air Purifiers & This Is Just So Awesome

Delhizens, have you heard? Delhi’s pride and joy- the IGI Airport, has come up with its own way of tackling air pollution in the city. And nope, they’re not using air-purifiers! Intrigued? Read on.

IGI Goes Green | The IGI Airport is using more than 35,000 ‘air purifying’ plants that can survive indoors and serve dual purposes - reduce the air pollution that all us Dilli wallas are fighting, and make the place look greener and prettier! 

According to IGI Airport officials, approximately 3.9 million square feet of the airport’s area is covered with plants and shrubs. Isn’t that great? So the next time you go to the airport, look out for indoor plant species like spider plants, golden pothos, bamboo palm and more. 

Well done, IGI Airport!

Sourced Via The Times Of India