India’s iconic Taj Mahal turning yellow and green due to heavy air pollution

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India’s Supreme Court has criticized the government for not doing enough to preserve the white marble Taj Mahal, which has been turning yellow and green due to pollution.

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• Saving Taj Mahal from pollution is ‘hopeless’: India Supreme Court
• The Taj Mahal is turning yellow and green due to heavy air pollution

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