ramu has a piece of agricultural land in village. he decides to st up a brick factory on it. his friend shyam persuades him to change his decision in the interest of village because presense of factory would severely affect the health of villagers as well as agricultural produce of others. explain why this is so?
Answers
Because following are the side effects of Brick factory if it is setup :
1.The brick kilns emit toxic fumes containing suspended particulate matters rich in carbon particles and high concentration of carbon monoxides and oxides of sulphur that are harmful to eye, lungs and throat.
2. All living beings inhaling or exposed to the polluted air gets affected by it. Particulate matters such as smaller dust and smoke particles penetrate deeply into the lungs and get deposited there. Sulphur dioxide causes irritation of the respiratory system. Carbon monoxide inhalation also causes dizziness, vomiting and in higher concentrations it can be fatal.
3.Plant health is also adversely affected by air pollution. Pollutants like fluorine, lead and mercury cause damage to plants.
4. Acid rains can occur.
Acid rain is caused because sulphur dioxide and oxides of nitrogen combines with water vapour in the atmosphere and forms mild acids. These acids then return to earth as rains, which have given, rise to the term acid rains. It causes extensive damage to plant life, to buildings and pollution of lakes and rivers.
5.Use of good quality agriculture soil in large quantities for brick making is also a grave area of concern. In geographical regions having thin topsoil, this result in reduction in the productivity of land and in extreme cases the land does not remain fit for agriculture use.
Answer:
Explanation:
Shyam should be appreciated for changing the decision of Ramu in setting up of Brick Factory:
Because following are the side effects of Brick factory if it is setup :
1.The brick kilns emit toxic fumes containing suspended particulate matters rich in carbon particles and high concentration of carbon monoxides and oxides of sulphur that are harmful to eye, lungs and throat.
2. All living beings inhaling or exposed to the polluted air gets affected by it. Particulate matters such as smaller dust and smoke particles penetrate deeply into the lungs and get deposited there. Sulphur dioxide causes irritation of the respiratory system. Carbon monoxide inhalation also causes dizziness, vomiting and in higher concentrations it can be fatal.
3.Plant health is also adversely affected by air pollution. Pollutants like fluorine, lead and mercury cause damage to plants.
4. Acid rains can occur.
Acid rain is caused because sulphur dioxide and oxides of nitrogen combines with water vapour in the atmosphere and forms mild acids. These acids then return to earth as rains, which have given, rise to the term acid rains. It causes extensive damage to plant life, to buildings and pollution of lakes and rivers.
5.Use of good quality agriculture soil in large quantities for brick making is also a grave area of concern. In geographical regions having thin topsoil, this result in reduction in the productivity of land and in extreme cases the land does not remain fit for agriculture use.
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