Lets look at London England as a good example of air pollution in the early 1900's.
* There are few automobiles so exhaust fumes are not a problem. However there are lots of horses and horses mean manure. The manure has two impacts - it smells on its own and as it dries and gets ground into dust it floats in the air. Everything is coated with powdwered manure. * London is cold city so homes must to be heated, and meals have to be cooked. Industry needs power for boilers. The fuel of choice is coal. Coal means soot and lots of sulfur dioxide in the air. The frequent fogs combine with the smoke to create low clouds of acidic mist loaded with carcinogenic particles. * The industries in the City include renderers, blood boilers and soap makers - each of these is a source of pungent odours. There are also platers, photographers and hatters releasing Mercury vapour, a deadly toxin. Emission controls are a thing of the distant future. * The crowds of people are interesting too. Personal hygiene like frequent bathing is not all that popular, sewage is left standing in pit privies, garbage collection is hit or miss. There is a miasma of human aromas to contend with.
Now, look at today's London:
* Coal use is controlled to eliminate the killer fogs * Zoning by-laws control what industry can be colnstructed in residential areas. * Cars have repaced horses and strict emission standards are in place * Emission standards for industry have been developed * People tend to smell a lot better On the downside we can monitor for pollutant levels at very low levels and know what might be i the air to bother us. This gives the impression that things are worse. In actuality conditions are much better than at the beginning of the 1900's
Some of the less air polluted cities in India include Mysore, Thiruvananthapuram, and Visakhapatnam. These cities have relatively better air quality compared to others due to factors such as better urban planning, lower population density, and less industrial activity.
Some of the least polluted cities in the world include Reykjavik in Iceland, Honolulu in Hawaii, and Stockholm in Sweden. These cities have implemented strict environmental regulations, prioritize sustainability, and have low levels of air and water pollution compared to other cities.
pollutants provide surfaces for water vapor to condense onto, forming cloud droplets. Additionally, pollution can lead to the release of aerosols that can serve as cloud condensation nuclei, further boosting cloud formation in polluted air.
Yes, stale air refers to air that is not circulating or being refreshed, leading to a buildup of pollutants, odors, and humidity. Stale air can make indoor environments feel stuffy and uncomfortable, and it is important to ventilate or air out spaces to prevent this.
Asthma is a respiratory illness that can be worsened by breathing in polluted air. Pollutants in the air can trigger asthma symptoms, such as wheezing, coughing, and shortness of breath, making it more difficult for individuals with asthma to breathe.
a air polluted place is a place in which air is polluted in India Delhi is the most polluted
It becomes hot polluted air.
because if the air become polluted it serves many sick in humans
Yes it is being polluted.
Pollution; Polluted air.
No, the air around Mount Everest is not polluted, there is nothing there to cause any pollution.
Some of the less air polluted cities in India include Mysore, Thiruvananthapuram, and Visakhapatnam. These cities have relatively better air quality compared to others due to factors such as better urban planning, lower population density, and less industrial activity.
The fuels get polluted because we throw our trash and garbage and burn them, because of this the air is also get polluted. We should take the right for saving our ENVIORMENT.
No, it is not an adjective. Pollutant is a noun. Polluted would be an adjective.
By Americans
Yes. The most polluted part of Europe is North Germany
Sydney's water is mostly polluted with trash but it's a bit hard to find it. The air and the rest isn't that polluted.