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Essay on harmful effects of fire crackers of 100 words

Answer 1

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Harmful effects of bursting crackers

Bursting crackers during festivals and special occasions seems to have become a normal practice. The Supreme Court passed a verdict that only environmental friendly lightings or green crackers will be allowed. But people are ignoring both the law and the consequences of bursting crackers. Some of the harmful effects of crackers are given below.

1. When bursting crackers, the smoke of hazardous gasses are released and pollute the air. Sulphur nitrates, magnesium, nitrogen dioxide are involved in the making of crackers. These are hazardous for our respiratory systems and cause respiratory diseases. Children are more vulnerable to these toxic substances and air pollution.
2. During Diwali Festival excessive bursting of crackers results in thick smog in many cities. This last for several weeks and caused breathing problems to the people. Many are hospitalised. Road accidents occurred due to poor visibility. Many flights are cancelled.
3. The levels of pollutants in the air increase to unprecedented levels in the air during firework displays.
4. The hazardous pollutants of crackers cause the dead of birds and animals.
5. Apart from the pollution of the air, crackers pollute our environment with noise pollution.
6. cause serious ailments like asthma, lung cancer, shortness of breath, and many other diseases.
7. The conditions of people already suffering from respiratory problems get worsened.
8. The bursting of crackers causes littering and make our environment unclean.
9. The loud bursting sound can be traumatic to our pets and other animals.

Answer 2

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         HARMFUL EFFECTS OF FIRE CRACKERS

• Firecrackers are bad for your health. Fireworks are responsible for two types of pollution: air pollution and noise pollution. Every time a colored "rocket" rises into the air, the concentration of dust and pollutants also increases. Every firecracker also releases chemicals like copper, lead, magnesium, sodium, etc. that build up on surfaces.
• Supplemented with pollutants such as sulfur oxide and nitric oxide, the tiny particles affect our health without us feeling any direct effects from.
• Elevated sound levels can cause restlessness, temporary or permanent hearing loss, high blood pressure, and trouble sleeping. Fireworks can also cause breathing problems, such as E.g. chronic or allergic bronchitis, bronchial asthma, sinusitis, rhinitis, pneumonia and laryngitis.
• Also, many fireworks contain oxidizers known as perchlorates to create the oxygen needed for an explosion. These can dissolve in water and contaminate rivers, lakes and drinking water.
• Finally, the fireworks release a fine plume of smoke and particulate matter that affects local air quality.Fireworks produce highly toxic gases and pollutants that poison the air, water and  soil, making them harmful to birds, wildlife, domestic animals, livestock and humans.

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