Disadvantages of air pollution

Answer 1

Air pollution affects the health of humans. If polluted air is produced in the environment, it gets mixed up with the pure air present in the environment; the quantity of fresh air gets reduced and people do not get sufficient oxygen to breathe. This leads to many health diseases. Example: lung disease, Asthma, breathing problems, etc.

Answer 2

Air pollution can create a number of health problems in addition to creating acid rain. Gas ozone is also an effect of air pollution, which is a poisonous gas that can affect people, animals, and vegetation.

Answer 3

1. Factory and vehicle pollution releases nitrous oxides, sulphur oxides, carbon monoxide, as well as particulates and aerosols. These produce smog which causes disease and early deaths for millions of people round the world. Another result is acid rain which damages crops, buildings and living things.
2. Man-made gases like CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons) destroy the ozone layer. This leads to skin and eye cancers in humans and destroys crops.
3. Carbon dioxide pollution, released from the burning of fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas) in industry, transport and the generation of electricity, is causing global warming and climate change.

Answer 4

Air pollution can have serious health effects, including respiratory issues, Heart disease, and lung cancer. It also contributes to environmental damage, such as acid rain, climate change, and harm to ecosystems. Additionally, air pollution can have economic impacts through increased healthcare costs and reduced productivity.

Answer 5

People that are sick may have to go to the hospital or for those are not sick will her sick