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The air we breathe today is full of toxic and hazardous pollution. Pollution is a big problem to our health and the environment. Pollution is created by individuals, communities or industries that collect and dispose pollutants improperly. Air pollution causes and effects are discussed in...
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Air is the ocean we breathe, air supplies us with oxygen which is essential for our bodies to live. However, human activities can release particles into the air, of which can cause problems such as smog, acid rain, the greenhouse effect, and holes in the...
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Children’s Health and Air Pollution Today, the issue of air pollution is one of the major threats to public health. The proliferation of air pollution threatens public health and is a tremendous threat to the health of people living in remote areas as well as...
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Air pollution has continued to increase over recent decades, particularly in Vietnam. The World Health Organization’s cancer agency said, the air we breathe is laced with cancer-causing substances and is being officially classified as carcinogenic to humans. Significantly, global air pollution in general and air...
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Air pollution is a major issue in many places around the world. As cities become more industrialized, air pollution becomes a more important issue. Long-term exposure to air pollution is correlated with lung cancer and other negative health conditions (Pope et al., 2002). The issue...
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The Earth is slowly dying, and one of the reasons why is because of us. We are hurting the planet through our actions. The world’s air quality has been rapidly declining due to air pollution mainly caused by human activities. Air pollution is a mixture...
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You’re driving through a busy city and you see plastic cups, fast food bags, and all sorts of trash along the streets and sidewalks. This is so common you might not think about the invisible pollution all around you. But this unseen threat is everywhere;...
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Air pollution refers to a position of the Earth’s atmosphere when harmful or excessive quantities of substances including biological molecules, particulates, and gases are released. As the Chinese economy gained pace, it had a parallel growth for energy consumption as well. This energy consumption was...
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The environment encompasses the interaction of all living species, climate, weather and natural resources that effect human survival. It is all external conditions, factors, matter, and energy, living and nonliving, that affect any living organism or other specified system. Pollution in the United States; specifically,...
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Air is one of the most important elements to all living things. However, in this 21st century, air pollution has become a growing threat to all life on Earth. Air pollution can be described as the contamination of the atmosphere by various pollutants that are...
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How To Reduce The Air Pollution In the day of development, the problem of air pollution is much concerned to a point where a wide discussion has been aroused. With the waste-gas exhaust, the pollution is getting worst and the environment people lived in is...
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For decades our environment has been deteriorating due to all of the pollution around us. There are many different types of pollution. It affects us as humans, our living organisms, and our planet itself. Pollution is the cause of climate change and the reason many...
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Air pollution is quite a common ordeal in our everyday lives. From the simplest of circumstances to the most horrific, air pollution can absolutely mean chemical, biological and physical contamination. Many pollutants build up rapidly indoors, resulting in higher levels than usually found outside. Indoor...
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Abstract Electric cars have been in existence since the late 19th century. During their introduction, they were aimed at solving the energy crises that had been brought by the high price of oil. Although, this idea quickly disappear after the introduction of gasoline in the...
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As the years go by, we are increasingly being affected by global warming. Yet, there are those who don’t believe it exists. From natural disasters like typhoons and unnatural phenomenon like extremely cold weather in tropical countries, global warming rears its ugly head. The main...
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Air pollution is a dangerous amount of particles and gases released into the atmosphere. You can classify this into two categories, primary and secondary pollutants. Primary pollutants are any pollutants emitted directly from their source into the atmosphere. These can be from natural occurring places...
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Air pollution occurs when harmful substances are introduced into Earth’s atmosphere. Air pollution refers to the contamination of the air, regardless of indoors or outdoors. A physical, biological, or chemical alteration to the air in the atmosphere can be termed as pollution. Pakistan is the...
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Respiratory Damages and Air Pollution in The U.S. and China The respiratory system is a series of organs responsible for taking in oxygen and expelling carbon dioxide (www.livescience.com, 2016). Out of all the organs, the main organs used are the lungs. The lungs are the...
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Introduction Clean air is the foremost requirement to sustain healthy lives of humankind and those supporting ecosystems which in return affect the human being. The air is composed of 99.9% of nitrogen, oxygen, water vapor and inert gases. Humans are dependent to air. We breathe...
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When I got on the BX 12 Select Bus Service, I overheard the driver on Fordham Road state, “I do not know what I am breathing, but I do know that it is toxic.” I agreed with the bus driver’s statement. The Fordham Road community...
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In most cities across the world pollution is a serious problem. And with more and more people living in cities, more and more cars will be used, more factories, and more power plants. This all equals MORE pollution, but there is one tool that is...
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WHO air quality model affirms that 90% of the total populace live in places where air quality levels surpass WHO’s Ambient Air quality guidelines. This news is definitely not a surprise to many of us as it has become rather common to look up the...
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Introduction This essay will be focused on different types of pollutions, their causes, effects, and ways to prevent. Pollution can be defined as any undesirable change in the physical, chemical or biological characteristics of the natural environment. It is the result of harmful substances or...
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Introduction In urban communities, air pollution is an important health concern and it can threaten the lives of everyone. For this reason, the airs temperature is an indicator of a boundary layer (Miller et al. 2013). When understanding what temperature inversion is, you will see...
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Climate change refers to the change in the average weather conditions of a place over a long period of time i.e decades and millions of years. its caused by biotic processes, volcanic eruptions ,variation in the solar light received by the earth , plate tectonics...
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Introduction A long journey starts with a single step. What started four years ago as a journey to prosperity has achieved its mark? How did it go that fast? It appears to me like it was just yesterday when the high school journey was starting....
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Nitrogen containing compounds could be the “missing link” in the formation of haze particles that have plagued China. It is yet another typical morning, your alarm clock goes off and you slowly get up, ready for your morning routine. All of a sudden, your nose...
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The “Under the Dome” documentary exposed the harshness of China’s air pollution crisis. It showed the damaging effects that it is having on the millions of people that inhabit the area and exposes the companies that are responsible for allowing it to happen. This stems...
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Air pollution is the release of pollutants into the air that affects human health and the whole planet. Since 1970 the U.S environmental protection agency has been leading Authority to protect public health by placing emission s to stop these harmful are pollutants.what causes air...
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Air Filter was not extremely famous in the Canadian market, but rather according to the legislature, the proposal to utilize air channel as looking forward because of the awful nature of air in environment air purifier is advanced. The environment is affected adversely because of...