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Air pollution on taj mahal. pls I want this answer for at least one page​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Taj Mahal is one of the seven wonders of the world it was built by Shah jahan and if shahjahan would be alive today he will be e sad to know that the Taj Mahal shine is fading to yellow due to air pollution. the main main causes include release of harmful gases like Sulphur dioxide carbon dioxide in the atmosphere which react with water vapour in the atmosphere to produce the dangerous acid rain which rains on the the marble to fade it to yellow

the the government has closed all the the factories like leather industry which were near the

to protect the beautiful monument tajmahal

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Answer 2

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The effect of air pollution on the Taj Mahal

As said by Mark Twain, ‘’ The world is split into two parts, those that have seen the Taj Mahal and those who have not’’. The Taj Mahal of Agra is one of the Seven Wonders of the World for reasons more than just looking magnificent. It’s the history of the Taj Mahal that adds a soul to its magnificence

The main causes of pollution are Iron foundries, Glass and Chemical industries within and around Agra. The major contributor to this effect was said to be the Mathura Oil Refinery fig4 which was commissioned in 1982. It is situated about 40km northwards from the Taj Mahal and is owned by the Indian Oil Corporation costing them Rs 253.92 crores to build the refinery 8. Sulphur dioxide is a major pollutant of refinery effluents, it is a toxic gas which in sunlight reacts with oxygen in the presence of water vapour forming acid rain which over long periods of times has been known to corrode marble and other building materials9, 10. The corrosion of the marble on the mausoleum is referred to by scientists as Marble Cancer 11. The first air quality survey in Agra was carried out by the National Environmental Engineering Research Institute during 1976-1977 to survey the background levels of pollutants around the Taj Mahal. The impact of air pollution from the Mathura Refinery which started production in 1983 was widely debated in public as well as government due to concern for adequate pollution control measures. Significant pollution levels were noticed between October and March every year, and it showed that different seasons on the year had different variations in the concentrations of sulphur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide.

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