Air pollution's effects
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The following are some of the harmful effects of air pollution on the environment:
diseases
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Human heart disease and a number of respiratory conditions have been linked to air pollution. Over the past few decades, there has been an upsurge in lung cancer incidences. Asthma and pneumonia are more common among kids who live close to polluted environments. Each year, a large number of individuals pass away as a direct or indirect result of air pollution.
Warming of the Planet
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The air's gaseous composition is out of balance as a result of greenhouse gas emissions. The earth's temperature has increased as a result of this. Global warming is the term used to describe this rise in earth's temperature. Sea levels have increased and glaciers have melted as a result. A lot of places are underwater.
Rainfall of Acid
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When fossil fuels are burned, toxic chemicals like sulfur and nitrogen oxides are released into the atmosphere. When the water droplets mix with these contaminants, they turn acidic and fall as acid rain, harming people, animals, and plants.
Depletion of the Ozone Layer
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The primary cause of the ozone layer's thinning is the atmospheric release of hydro chlorofluorocarbons, halons, and chlorofluorocarbons. People get skin conditions and eye issues as a result of the sun's damaging UV rays, which are not blocked by the thinning ozone layer.
Impact on Animals
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Aquatic life is impacted by air contaminants that float in water bodies. Additionally, pollution forces the creatures to relocate from their natural environment. In addition to making them stray, this has caused several animal species to go extinct.
