There most definitely is air pollution due to a large population, and mountains accentuate the effects that air pollution can have on the environment. Larger populations produce more air pollution by using more transportation, producing more waste, and requiring more factories, along with numerous other harmful polluting practices. Mountains exacerbate the pollution in a region by trapping in the pollution and allowing it to build up for many years, without being able to escape the region and disperse throughout the atmosphere.
In addition to automobiles airplanes are a big contributor to air pollution. Burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas) to generate electricity is also a massive contributor to air pollution.
these problem may occurs by over population: Air pollution lack of food noise pollution water pollution
25a. Air pollution normally increases along with population growth. This increasing pollution is a big problem for many cities. 25b. Air pollution normally increases along with population growth. This is a big problem for many cities. Which is a vague pronoun?
I think population is directly linked with the envirnoment,with the increase in population there will be more and more use of the gagets which are causing the pollution. The more the population the more will be the use of vehicles and more smoke will be released.And there will be increase in air pollution
They can lower the mountains so they not so high.
Mountain air is not usually subject to pollution, so the numbers of animals dying from polution that live on mountains are very few, if any.
Air polution and water pollution
Because of the poverty and population growth, there has been an over-exploitation of natural resources. An unplanned increase in industrialization and urbanization has led to pollution in water, air, and land. Along with water shortages, land degradation has been an issue.
Air pollution qualifies as such. Surrounding mountains and high elevation above sea level contribute to a "cook pot effect", preventing air currents from blowing the smog away, and keeping it trapped in the Mexico City valley below.
Coal, which created steam, and massive amounts of land and air pollution.
Air pollution and human population are closely interconnected, as increased population density often leads to higher levels of pollution due to greater industrial activity, vehicle emissions, and energy consumption. Urban areas with large populations typically experience more severe air quality issues, impacting public health and environmental sustainability. Conversely, efforts to reduce air pollution can be hindered by rapid population growth, necessitating sustainable urban planning and cleaner technologies to mitigate harmful effects.
Increasing population, Increasing no. of automobiles, factories and industries.