Like thousands of others, Megha Mathur movedto the Indian city of Gurgaon for acoveted job in tech. She soon realized she wouldn’t be able to live there very long. The pollution was so bad she had to check an air quality app on her phone several times a day to see whether it was safe to go outside without a mask.
“Having to live like that can cause a lot of anxiety and stress in knowing that’s constantly your life,” Mathur, 27, told CNN Business. “Even though there are exciting opportunities in terms of companies and jobs, it just wasn’t a place that…
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