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    Iran Pollution

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    views of the mountains frequently aid in the rise of air pollution‚ by not allowing the smog to escape the city. Paired along with the entrapped city‚ Tehran has a very dry climate with little precipitation. Rain helps clean the air to an extent‚ however the wind that accompanies the rain helps push the smog out of the city. With the lack of rain and wind‚ Tehran is a virtual snow globe encompassed with smog. In 2011‚ studies by CNBC discovered out of the top ten cities in the world with the worst

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    drives dangerous heat waves and worsening smog pollution‚ which causes asthma attacks and other serious respiratory illnesses. Thus climate change looms as one of our most serious public health threats; yet few people are aware of the many dangers posed by a warming planet. These include: Air Pollution: Warming temperatures worsen smog pollution‚ which triggers asthma attacks and permanently damages and reduces the function of children’s lungs. Higher smog levels even contribute to premature deaths

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    pollution? a.Wide open landscapes transport pollutants. b.Hills and valleys increase the flow of air in valleys c.Higher temperatures decrease chemical reactions leading to more photochemical smog formation. d.FOC emissions from certain trees and plants can play a large role in creating photochemical smog. e.Temperature inversions can help to disperse pollutants. 36.Which of the following statements is true? a.Temperature inversion occurs when a layer of cold air prevents warm air from rising

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    Environmental Pollution

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    cadmium and copper‚ chlorofluorocarbons‚ foul odors (from garbage‚ sewage and industrial processes) and radioactive pollutants. Secondary pollutants include particulate matter formed from gaseous primary pollutants and compounds in photochemical smog. Smog is a form of air pollution. Nowadays it is caused by vehicular and industrial emissions. Ground level ozone and peroxyacetyl nitrate are other secondary pollutants. Persistent organic pollutants (POPs) are organic compounds that can withstand environmental

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    letters and numbers will be used at least once. Each issue may have any number of causes and consequences. Any given cause or consequence may (or may not) apply to more than one issue. Issues acid deposition global warming photochemical smog stratospheric ozone depletion indoor air pollution Causes ____________________________ ____________________________ ____________________________ ____________________________ ____________________________ Consequences

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    GEOGRAPHICAL ISSUE Introduction The quality of the air we breathe directly affects our general health and well being. The regular monitoring and maintenance of air quality is‚ therefore‚ extremely important for our overall quality of life. A key environmental issue which Australia currently faces is reversing the degradation of our ambient (outside) and indoor air quality. Aside from affecting human health‚ the presence of air pollutants in high levels can also adversely impact upon wildlife and

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    Air Pollution - Essay 7

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    Introduction When people think about air pollution‚ they usually think about smog‚ acid rain‚ CFC ’s‚ and other forms of outdoor air pollution. The health of many people is affected by chemical substances present in the air within buildings. We chose this topic to be more aware about air pollution these days because it is more harmful to our health. To know some idea on how to handle air pollution and the importance of protecting the environment. An expression implying that we live because we

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    air quality in major industrial cities was so polluted that by mid-day the air was so darkened that cars needed to use their headlights since it appeared as though the sky was at dusk. In 1948‚ a smog‚ which is a mixture between smoke and fog‚ settled over a small town near Pittsburgh named Donora. The smog lasted for five days‚ killing twenty people and sickening thousands. In order to address the growing concern over environmental pollution‚ the Clean Air Act of 1963 was passed. However‚ the Act

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    combustion of fossil fuels. * Burning of fossil fuels in the combustion engines of vehicles and electrical power stations also releases large amount of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. * Human activities such as open burning cause severe smog and haze. * Industrial plants and factories also pump large amount of carbon monoxide‚ oxides of nitrogen and sulphur dioxide into the atmosphere. * Both oxides of nitrogen and sulphur dioxide can combine with water vapour in the atmosphere

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    Environmental Science

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    Gagandeep Rai Period 3/4 Criteria air pollutants assignment​ Multiple Choice 1. A pungent reddish­brown gas often associated with photochemical smog. (C) NO2 2. A corrosive gas from burning coal often associated with industrial smog. (d) SO2 3. A dangerous indoor air pollutant. (A) CO 4. Emitted from diesel and burning fuel. (E) PM10 5. All of the following are examples of primary air pollutants except. (c) tropospheric ozone 6. The greatest emission of sulfur dioxide comes from (C) Industrial processes

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