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Factories, as spewers of water vapor and / or waste heat, reduce the thermocline that keeps water vapor out of the ozone layer, where it will reduce the equilibrium value of ozone.
Most factories do not emit significant water vapor or waste heat, however... all (non-solar, non-tidal, non-wind) power plants do. And they power the factories.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 13y agoOzone near Earth's surface, called ground-level ozone, is producued when solar energy interacts with some natural gases and emissions from industries and vehicles. At this level, ozone is a major component of urban pollution and is harmful to life.
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∙ 13y agoYes
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Who created air pollution?
we peole created air pollution because of the smoke of the factory,smoke of the car engine,smoke of the sigarate,and many others.
Cause and effect of the common global environmental problems of the atmosphere?
Air pollution , that the smoke of the vehicle , factories brought to the air. the effect is the hole in our ozone layer
How does smoke cause air pollution?
Smoking and second hand smoke are indoor air pollution. The burning of tobacco releases nicotine, particulates, carbon monoxide and sublimated tobacco tars into the air. In addition the chemicals added to the tobacco to regulate its burning rate and humidity (e.g. glycerine) are released by the heat of the burning tip.These can be re-breathed by others (non-smokers) or deposited on surfaces as a film.
How acid rain is caused?
acid rain is cause by all the pollution in the air like smoke for instance, when the rain pours near a factory roof where there is alot of smoke it will go in then out of it and there it is acid smoke witch is very bad for the environment
Can smoke from factories cause acid rain?
Smoke from factories and vehicle pollution is the main cause of acid rain. The pollutants merges with rain and the rain becomes acidic.
How does smoke affect the ozone layer?
Smoke causes air pollution and then causes global warming. It then causes ozone depletion.
Air pollution in Europe is a result of?
industrial or factory smoke tobacco smoke
Who created air pollution?
we peole created air pollution because of the smoke of the factory,smoke of the car engine,smoke of the sigarate,and many others.
What are the causes of water and air pollution?
Water pollution is cause by: -the human activity: like when they thrown something away especially in to the water.... -the factory: cause when they flown the water waste in to the river, the sea.... Air pollution is cause by: -burning: forest burning, oil burning(running machine), transportation, factory and so on. so we can say air pollution cause from smoke.....
How does cigarette smoke affect the ozone layer?
Cigarette smoke releases gases that cause greenhouse effect. these in turn cause ozone depletion.
What human made chemical in particular destroys the ozone layer?
it mid be smoke cause smoke can cause fire and can burn the ozone layer
Cause and effect of the common global environmental problems of the atmosphere?
Air pollution , that the smoke of the vehicle , factories brought to the air. the effect is the hole in our ozone layer
How does smoke cause air pollution?
Smoking and second hand smoke are indoor air pollution. The burning of tobacco releases nicotine, particulates, carbon monoxide and sublimated tobacco tars into the air. In addition the chemicals added to the tobacco to regulate its burning rate and humidity (e.g. glycerine) are released by the heat of the burning tip.These can be re-breathed by others (non-smokers) or deposited on surfaces as a film.
Can smoke cause pollution?
Yes, it does increase pollution rates.
Why is factory pollution bad?
because when the smoke goes in the air the toxic fumes cause global warming which one day will destroy the earth
What is the most common name for ground level ozone pollution?
fog,smog,smoke,VOCs
What cause air pollution other than smoke chimneys?
There are many causes of air pollution other than chimney smoke. Cars for example are a leading cause of air pollution.
