Yes, and it kills many trees each year. Broadleaf trees like oaks, maples,and others clean the air with their leaves. When pollutants enter the tree through this process, the tree can weaken, and become susceptable to disease and insects. Answer: The science of the effect of poisons and toxic materials contained in pollution to plants is called Phytotoxicology. Specialists in this field have identified the direct impact of various chemical air pollutants on trees and other plants (e.g. sulfur dioxide tirns pine needles red, and rthylene affects the setting of fruit). They have also identified the secondary impacts where pollutants impact the soil changing the pH, the availabilty of nutrients, and the soil structure.
Humans can affect chameleons' habitats through deforestation, urban development, and pollution. Deforestation reduces the availability of trees for chameleons to live in, urban development can disrupt their natural habitats, and pollution can harm the food sources they rely on.
Yes, pollution can affect cloud formation by altering the composition of aerosols in the atmosphere. Increased levels of pollution can lead to more aerosols, which can impact cloud droplet formation and properties, potentially influencing cloud cover, precipitation patterns, and overall cloud behavior.
Air pollution, caused by emissions from vehicles and industrial processes, can lead to respiratory illnesses and environmental damage. Water pollution, from chemicals, pesticides, and other contaminants, can harm aquatic life and affect human health when drinking contaminated water.
Yes, pollution in the River Rhine can affect the North Sea. The river flows into the North Sea, carrying pollutants with it. These pollutants can impact marine life, water quality, and ecosystems in the North Sea.
Natural resources such as forests and bodies of water play a role in regulating local weather patterns and climate. For example, forests help to absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen, which can influence climate on a global scale. Bodies of water can also moderate temperatures in nearby areas. Deforestation, desertification, and pollution can disrupt these natural processes and contribute to changes in weather and climate patterns.
Cutting of forests & pollution.
pollution
In the process of photosynthesis vegetation absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen; less forests, more pollution, more green house effect, more acidic seas, less oxygen for us.
Forests are destroyed by pollution and climate change, and when we cut down too many trees.
Humans and Pollution
Three big ones are:Global climate changePlastic, chemical, sewage and other pollution in oceans and fresh waterDepletion of fish stocks and forests by unsustainable use
How pollution from one location can affect the environment far away from the source of pollution
We affect the earth by pollution
Factors that affect the environment include, but are not limited to, toxic pollution, visual pollution, noise pollution, and traffic congestion.
no
bad bad bad we are losing lakes and forests and stuff
CFC's contain chlorine and fluorine. They affect local and global pollution.