Good question. One of the quickest ways you can cut back on air pollution is
to drive your car less, or ask your parents to drive less and use less
polluting alternatives like busing, walking, or bicycling whenever possible.
The less we pollute, the easier it is for Earth's natural systems to clear the
air and water. Of course there are as many solutions to pollution problems as
there are sources of pollution. One very common solution is to put some kind
of filter at the source - like "smoke-stack scrubbers" at electric power
plants, or catalytic converters on your car. One of the greatest air-
pollution success stories is the ban on lead in gasoline. By taking lead out
of gasoline, less lead is spewed into the air, and average levels of lead in
children's blood have been steadily falling since the ban went into effect.
You can learn more about pollution by writing for a booklet called "What You
Can do to Reduce Air Pollution" (order number 144A) send $1.25 to R. Woods,
Consumer information Center - 4A, PO Box 100, Pueblo, CO 81002. Another good
book to look for in your bookstore or library is "50 Simple Things You Can do
to Save The Earth", by the Earth Works Group and published in 1989.
There are no ways of getting rid of spells on Lego Harry Potter.
burn or bury the trash
Reycycling is good because other ways of getting rid of it are harming the enviromnent
yes it does
bathe and be clean, use deodrants, daily bath twice
you can get rid of factorys
15%
There are many ways that bacteria is helpful to people. This includes promoting good bacteria growth, getting rid of bad bacteria, fighting off foreign substances and even helping get rid of illness.
if you do marine dumping you get rid of trash
it can rid the stars and the nice dark sky
no they not getting rid of tulisa
There are many ways to teach people about air pollution. A person could start a website or podcast. Also, they could make a show and put it on public access, or start a local conservationists club. There are a load of options for getting the word out about pollution.