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How plants help us fight pollution?
Aquatic plants absorb toxic metals and leaves absorb dirty gases.Plants also give us oxygen.
How do plants help us fight pollution?
Plants purify air composition by absorbing CO2 and releasing Oxygen. By way of transpiration plants add humidity in the air and broad leafed trees also help in reducing suspended particulate matter from the air. A good number of aquatic plants absorb heavy metals from water. Thus plants help us fighting pollution in many ways.
Why are parks important?
They help in the fight against pollution and also provide a sanctuary for other animals.
How do plants help in reducing noise pollution?
Living or working in a noisy environment is not always the best idea. However, nature can offer a little help. Plans can help reduce noise pollution by using reflection among each other to deaden the sound before it reaches you. Trees and shrubs are some of the best options for reducing the noise in your area.
How plants help to save the environment?
Plant life absorbs CO2, which is thought to be the main source of air pollution.
What kinds of pollution do plants give off?
plants do not give of pollution because they release O2 (which is oxygen)
What damages to plants is done by ozone pollution?
Plants are affected by ozone pollution. It even kills plankton.
How can we help marine pollution?
how can we help Marie pollution
What is green muffler pollution?
Green muffler is used to fight noise pollution.
Why are National Parks important?
They help in the fight against pollution and also provide a sanctuary for other animals.
How can power plants help their air pollution problem?
Power plants need air scrubbers to help reduce sulfur dioxide. Too often factory owners put profit ahead of public safety.
Is there a pollution called plant pollution?
I've never heard of such a term but for sure genetically modified plants can cause soil pollution. Forest fires (natural, controlled or intentional) are source for air pollution. So there is a plant pollution after all, or at least pollution caused by plants
