Air Pollution, Smog, Acid Rain, the Greenhouse Effect, and Ozone Depletion

Air pollution is a well-known problem worldwide. Human beings know that we are the main cause of air pollution We know this fact, but we continue to contaminate. Everyday we discard a lot of garbage, burn a lot of fossil fuels and pollute the air by running millions of miles a year, but how much will this affect our society and the earth I know. Smoke, acid rain, greenhouse effect and ozone depletion are part of the effect of air pollution.

Influence of air pollution: Consumption of the ozone layer Global warming (greenhouse effect) Acid rain smoke Ozone layer consumption The atmosphere Atmosphere is thin to about 24 to 40 kilometers above the surface of the earth to protect us from ultraviolet rays of the sun Ozone layer is included. The release of chemical substances such as CFC widely used in refrigerators has destroyed the ozone layer. The Antarctic ozone monitoring station detected an average loss of 30% to 40% of all ozone in this area. Every 1% increase in ozone, ultraviolet rays increase by about 2%. This reduces the immunity of the body and causes cataracts and skin cancer. To protect the ozone layer, the Montreal Protocol of 30 countries and the Vienna Conference agreed to reduce the use of CFCs.

Outdoor air pollution Air pollution covers a wide range of pollutants. These pollutants include smog, acid rain, greenhouse effect, and ozone layer voids. Each of these issues has a serious impact on our health, the ecological problems of the planets, and on global climate change. Burning natural gas, petroleum, wood, coal may cause air pollution. Industrial production also brings a lot of smoke and chemical particles to the environment. These particles are present in the form of chemical vapor from aerosols such as carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, and sulfur dioxide, and underarm deodorants. These gases are considered toxic gases and can cause respiratory problems or human death only. However, these gases released into the atmosphere react further, causing acid rain and smoke. Smog is a major problem in many metropolitan areas, especially in the summer when the weather is hot, air is gently flowing or still is still.