I used to work for a fleet of about 2,000 vehicles of all types. The garage was about 2 miles from the Pacific Ocean. It was my job to keep up the pool cars (cars not assigned to a section), of which there were about 100 cars and pickup trucks. If a car was ignored for more then 2 weeks the finish would get very rough, like fine sandpaper rough! That was because of the salt air so near the coast. You could fix the paint, with the clay bars you can buy, but that took hours and was rarely done. We had a car wash, which made things much easier, the problem was most of the other attendants would not bother with pool cars unless they were told to. I made a point to run them through the car wash every week or two, if I had time, and these cars finish were much better then the ones that were neglected (no sandpaper paint). The moral is, if you live near the coast, wash it every week and keep wax on the paint too. If you feel the paint getting rough, you can fix it by rubbing with the clay bars but it will not be easy. Also a car cover, if practical for you, would probably save a lot of work too.
Because sea has salt, and salt causes rust on cars, especially if they're scratched.
The salt content and moisture in the air speed up the oxidation process which causes rust.
Air pollution not only effect the countries of people who drive cars, litter, and use factories, but it also effect everyone around the world. Because of the flow of wind from certain ares of the world (depending on where you live) polluted air in china effects people in america. Air travels from continent to continent and pollution follows it. Allthough you cant prevent where the wind blows, you have a less likely chance of having highly polluted air if you live in the west becaus of the direction of wind.
There are a few places that have live electricity problems. Right no London is having a power cut.
People cut trees to build their houses in the rainforest
Science helps the housewife in almost every way imaginable. Homes to live in, kitchens to cook in , cleaning chemicals to clean the house, cars to go shopping in , heat to be warm with, water to live with, electricity to operate machines with, telephones to call their boyfriends with.
yes
1.From cars 2.From car sounds
almost everyone
alot
Abount 75% of people in the USA buy and drive cars. But it also depends on what country you live in what city how much gas is and what type of cars are around and if people like them or not. And also there type of income.
These days, the aboriginal people of Australia have cars, utes, 4Wds and all manner of vehicles. This is whether they live in the cities, or still live in the remote Australian outback.
living in cars is actually illegal in most states i believe
hey, for rusting to take place there must be water and oxygen. In the desert there is little water in the atmosphere and little rain. however, in a town, depending on where you live there's loads of rain. Hope this is what you were looking for. :-)
Most people do have health problems, and there for, it affects their living.
A person who is homeless is a person who does have a regular home to live in. Some homeless live in their cars, sleep in parks, or live in tents.
because in the past no cars, and no things
Answer: less people, less problems.
some problems of air pollution is that it affects the people that live in that area & if affects the breathing of the people in that area too .