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Living in the Environment Air Pollution G. Tyler Miller’s Living in the Environment 14th Edition Chapter 20

Key Concepts Structure and composition of the atmosphere Types and sources of outdoor air pollution Types, formation, and effects of smog Sources and effects of acid deposition Effects of air pollution Prevention and control of air pollution

The Atmosphere Troposphere 78% N, 21% O Stratosphere Ozone layer Fig. 20-2 p. 434

Outdoor Air Pollution Primary pollutants Secondary pollutants Fig. 20-4 p. 436 Also refer to Tables 20-1 p. 436 and 20-2 p. 438

Photochemical Smog Brown-air smog Photochemical reaction Fig. 20-5 p. 440 Photochemical reaction Photochemical oxidants

Industrial Smog Industrial smog Particulates Sulfur dioxide Sulfuric acid Gray-air smog Fig. 20-6 p. 441

Temperature Inversions Subsidence inversion Fig. 20-7 p. 443

Regional Outdoor Air Pollution from Acid Deposition Wet deposition Dry deposition Fig. 20-8 p. 444

Acid Deposition in the US Fig. 20-9 p. 445

Acid Deposition and Humans Respiratory diseases Toxic metal leaching Damage to structures, especially containing calcium carbonate Decreased visibility Decreased productivity and profitability of fisheries, forests, and farms

Acid Deposition and Aquatic Systems Fish declines Aluminum toxicity Acid shock

Acid Deposition, Plants, and Soil Nutrient leaching Heavy metal release Weakens trees Fig. 20-11 p. 447

Solutions to Acid Deposition Fig. 20-12 p. 448

Indoor Air Pollution Fig. 20-13 p.450

Radon Radioactive radon-222 Lung cancer threat Occurs in certain areas based on geology Associated with uranium and organic material in rock Fig. 20-14 p. 451

Effects of Air Pollution on People Respiratory diseases (see Fig. 20-15 p. 452) Asthma Lung cancer Chronic bronchitis Emphysema Premature death

Solutions: Preventing and Reducing Air Pollution Clean Air Act National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) Primary and secondary standards Emissions trading

Emission Reduction Fig. 20-17 p. 456 Fig. 20-18a p. 457

Reducing Motor Vehicle Air Pollution Fig. 20-19 p. 458

Reducing Indoor Air Pollution Fig. 20-20 p. 459