Adverse effects of environmental pollution
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Greenhouse Effect :
During the past two centuries, carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has increased dramatically. The probable cause is the burning of fossil fuels and burning of forests by farmers.
2-Acid Rain :
Sulphur dioxide released from coal burning power plants, industrial boilers and smelters, is normally carried away and gets oxidised in the atmosphere. But when it gets absorbed in suspended particulate matter in the air such as dust, fly ash, etc. and comes in contact with moisture droplets, it turns into sulphuric.acid
3.Corrosive and Soiling Effects
Buildings, bridges and other man-made structures can be soiled and damaged extensively by pollution.
During the past two centuries, carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has increased dramatically. The probable cause is the burning of fossil fuels and burning of forests by farmers.
2-Acid Rain :
Sulphur dioxide released from coal burning power plants, industrial boilers and smelters, is normally carried away and gets oxidised in the atmosphere. But when it gets absorbed in suspended particulate matter in the air such as dust, fly ash, etc. and comes in contact with moisture droplets, it turns into sulphuric.acid
3.Corrosive and Soiling Effects
Buildings, bridges and other man-made structures can be soiled and damaged extensively by pollution.
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Pollution may muddy landscapes, poison soils and waterways, or kill plants and animals. Humans are also regularly harmed by pollution. Long-term exposure to air pollution, for example, can lead to chronic respiratory disease, lung cancer and other diseases.
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