Make a list of the ways in which you can reduce air pollution in your neighbourhood or city
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ways in which we can conserve air are :
1) Conserve Energy:
Saving energy at home is one of the easiest ways to reduce air pollution. It is important to turn off all appliances and lights if there is no one in the room. Less energy use means less carbon dioxide emission from power plants that help produce energy.
2) Wash Clothes With Warm or Cold Water:
Washing your clothes with warm or cold water instead of hot water, will help you save energy.
3) Check Your Home For Radon:
Radon — considered a risk factor for lung cancer — can be in your own home, says Mayo Clinic. This highly dangerous radioactive gas is odorless and tasteless and comes from the ground. The only way to know if your house has radon is to do an inexpensive test that is quick and easy and only takes a few minutes of your time.
4) Smoke Outside The Home:
Smoking outside the home instead of indoors can prevent 65 percent of asthma cases among elementary school students, says the American Institute of Architects (AIA).
5) Refuel In The Evening:
Filling your car's gas tank in the evening can cut down evaporation emissions that can reduce outside air pollutants.
6) Reduce Long Lines:
The convenience of a drive-thru could put your health in danger. Waiting on long lines with your car turned on will further increase air pollution.
7) Car Pool:
Less cars on the road means less air pollutants coming from a car's tailpipe. Carpooling can reduce the amount of hydrocarbons, nitrogen, oxides, carbon monoxidem, and carbon dioxide.
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1) Conserve Energy:
Saving energy at home is one of the easiest ways to reduce air pollution. It is important to turn off all appliances and lights if there is no one in the room. Less energy use means less carbon dioxide emission from power plants that help produce energy.
2) Wash Clothes With Warm or Cold Water:
Washing your clothes with warm or cold water instead of hot water, will help you save energy.
3) Check Your Home For Radon:
Radon — considered a risk factor for lung cancer — can be in your own home, says Mayo Clinic. This highly dangerous radioactive gas is odorless and tasteless and comes from the ground. The only way to know if your house has radon is to do an inexpensive test that is quick and easy and only takes a few minutes of your time.
4) Smoke Outside The Home:
Smoking outside the home instead of indoors can prevent 65 percent of asthma cases among elementary school students, says the American Institute of Architects (AIA).
5) Refuel In The Evening:
Filling your car's gas tank in the evening can cut down evaporation emissions that can reduce outside air pollutants.
6) Reduce Long Lines:
The convenience of a drive-thru could put your health in danger. Waiting on long lines with your car turned on will further increase air pollution.
7) Car Pool:
Less cars on the road means less air pollutants coming from a car's tailpipe. Carpooling can reduce the amount of hydrocarbons, nitrogen, oxides, carbon monoxidem, and carbon dioxide.
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