Air Pollution. Take a Deep Breath Air quality affects the quality of life for all organisms on Earth Natural and human activities greatly influence the.

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Air Pollution

Take a Deep Breath Air quality affects the quality of life for all organisms on Earth Natural and human activities greatly influence the quality of air The environment may contain dangerous levels of substances that are harmful to human beings THE GOOD HEALTH OF INDIVIDUALS REQUIRES MONITORING THE SOIL, AIR, AND WATER AND TAKING STEPS TO MAKE THEM SAFE

Its in the Air Technology has allowed us to measure the characteristics of the air and to monitor how air quality changes. This information helps us to make informed decisions to protect air quality and risks to human health and other organisms What technology do we have?

Not Dinosaurs,…well sorta The total ecological effects of global ozone depletion, air pollution, increased particle matter, acid rain, and global warming concern the entire global community Using less fossil fuel is the way to improve air quality

Not Dinosaurs,…well sorta Most forms of transportation and many industries produce carbon dioxide and add particles to the air and reduce the quality of the atmosphere Burning of fossil fuels is the major cause of air pollution**-

Its Hard to Breathe Many areas have smog problems Smog = Smoke + Fog + Chemicals Irritates the lungs China

I Can’t Stand the Rain Burning of fossil fuels releases large amounts of carbon dioxide and other gases into the air. Some of these gases mix with water vapor and then form acid rain Acid rain is harmful to living and non-living things

It’s All Natural Natural events also releases pollutants such as forest fires, volcanic eruptions and plant pollen. Acid rain may fall far from the source of pollution Air pollutants are often carried along by prevailing winds

Laws exist to help control and reduce air pollution The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) provides daily information about air quality Local weather channels also issue information related to the health of the atmosphere