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7. How does pollution affect climate?​

Answer 1

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Changes in climate can result in impacts to local air quality. ... Emissions of pollutants into the air can result in changes to the climate. Ozone in the atmosphere warms the climate, while different components of particulate matter (PM) can have either warming or cooling effects on the

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Pollution effects climate very deeply. Air pollution courses the most effects on climate.

Effects of air pollution have impaired human health for a long time. Ever since the industrial revolution, humans have been pumping out large volumes of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.

Greenhouse gases are a natural part of the earth’s atmosphere and help to maintain a stable temperature. Without greenhouse gases, the sun’s energy would escape back into space, freezing the earth into a giant snowball. However, when enough quantities of greenhouse gases accumulate, more of the sun’s energy gets trapped within the earth. Initially, global sea-level increases, ambient temperatures rise, weather becomes more unpredictable and violent. Once this process reaches a tipping point, a hypothetical phenomenon called the Runaway Greenhouse effect occurs.