what is air pollution?
our atmosphere consists mainly 2 gases: nitrogen and oxygen. there are smaller ammount of carbon dioxide and water vapour. None of these gases are harmful. but people pollute our atmosphere with partical of other gases
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The gaseous criteria air pollutants of primary concern in urban settings include sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, and carbon monoxide; these are emitted directly into the air from fossil fuels such as fuel oil, gasoline, and natural gas that are burned in power plants, automobiles, and other combustion sources
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The presence of hazardous substances in the atmosphere, which are largely created by human activity, causes air pollution.
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- The presence of an excessive amount of dangerous elements in the earth's atmosphere is referred to as air pollution.
- Carbon monoxide, ammonia, CFCs, methane, and other gases are the principal sources of air pollution.
- Air pollution is described as a change in the quality of air as measured by chemical, physical, or biological pollutants in the atmosphere.
- It is the undesired presence of pollutants or an increase in the concentration of certain atmospheric elements.
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