Question

write a article/story/poem on harmful effects of burning of fuel and ways to control to cope with environmental hazards​

Answer 1

Answer:

article:

Burning of Petrol, Diesel produces Sulphur dioxide. Also vehicles produce nitrogen dioxide. These reach the atmosphere,mix with rain water in clouds and form acids. This rain is called acid rain. Burning of Wood and Coal release unburnt carbon particles. This cause asthma (lung diseases or respiratory disease).

Answer 2

Answer:

Burning fossil fuels can affect the environment, air quality, climatic conditions, and human health. Every recent study by scientists states that the burning of fossil fuels such as coal, oil, and gas for energy is the main contributor to the rapidly rising level of carbon dioxide that is driving climate change. As the burning of fossil fuels increases, the climatic condition will change and increase the temperature. Fossil fuel extraction, processing, and burning can have negative health effects on the communities. 

Explanation:

material containing hydrocarbons that are generated from the remains of the dead and decay of plants and animals that are buried underground for many years, which are extracted and burned by humans to release energy for various uses. The three main fossil fuels are natural gas, coal, and petroleum. These are extracted by humans through mining and drilling. Fossil fuels are burnt to generate energy that can be used for direct heating in cooking purposes, for power engines like motor engines or internal combustion engines or for electricity generation. Other chemical derivatives can be derived from fossil fuels when they are refined in the chemical industries by various processes. The refined fossil fuels that are commonly used are kerosene, gasoline, and propane and some of the common chemically derived products include plastics and agricultural products such as fertilisers and pesticides. In spite of having a wide range of uses, it is marked to be harmful to the environment as they cause a direct effect on the communities and the climate in every step of their use starting from the extraction and transportation to consumption of the fuels.  .