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    One of the man-kinds biggest contributor to pollution is driving cars. Heavily populated cities, to be exact, are the most to blame for their horrendous living conditions. The pollution in Beijing has caused the city to be a hazard for anyone who breathes oxygen. According to an article from Forbes Magazine, “tiny carcinogenic particles known as PM2.5 reportedly at times are above 300 micrograms per cubic meter. The World Health Organization’s recommended maximum exposer is 25 micrograms”. Side effects

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    a significant role in air pollutions due to the vegetation that is being taken place in these areas. Pesticide spraying is used on farms in order to get rid of and kill toxic, living things. Although pesticide spraying is needed in order for farmers to take care of their crops, they still have a large amount of harm towards the environment. Pesticides actually contaminate the air we breathe and have ingredients in them that stay in the atmosphere causing more air pollutions. Other agricultural

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    Consequently, through the combination of these two factors, the Asian country suffers from high levels of air pollution. Amongst many of the rapidly industrialized cities, Shanghai stands out as one of the greatest commercial and most industrial cities in China. For this reason, due to increases in population, energy consumption and infrastructural density, the levels of different health effects of air pollution have reached serious levels. From increases in heart diseases and mortality rates, to increases

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    The purpose of this paper is to find the correlation between air pollution and society’s responsibility to promote a cleaner safer environment for its citizens. My research question is: How can society help keep the air we breathe safe? There are so many chemicals and other vapors that are emitted into the air that it becomes a chore for people with respiratory problems, i.e., asthma, to breathe without some assistance and in some cases of older individuals, carry an oxygen tank daily. Can some

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    120 4/30/2015 Air Pollution in China “Anyone 's life truly lived consists of work, sunshine, exercise, soap, plenty of fresh air, and a happy contented spirit,” -Lillie Langtry(BrainyQuote); air is important part of life without we cannot live, yet the people in China breath in pollution air which is slowing killing their population. Most of us take the air we breathe for granted and never stop to think that we are slowly causing the

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    Air pollution has become a big problem to our environment and human health. Air pollution are certain gases and aerosols in the atmosphere that have harmful effects. (Wright & Boorse, 2014) These pollutions can be put into our air in many different ways. Air pollution is cause by both human and natural actions. Some natural actions are things like volcanic eruptions, radioactivity, forest fires, or even evaporation of organic compounds. Some human activities are things like industries and manufacturing

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    In December of 2015, China was faced with a “red alert” for air pollution. In an article from The New York Times titled “Smog So Thick, Beijing Comes to a Standstill,” Edward Wong stated, “For many residents, the red alert...underscored the devil’s handshake that China has made in recent years: the trading of a healthy living environment for breakneck economic growth.” There are many negative consequences of air pollution. Vaclav Smil’s “Environmental Degradation in China,” describes the various

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    In the United States, clean air is taken for granted. Our geography and air pollution policies are such that it is not a major health risk here as it is in some other developing countries. In India, however, their economy is growing so rapidly that they are not taking into consideration their environmental impact. As developing countries grow, their economies shift from agrarian to industrial to technological. In some ways, this is good for the people. The very poor can get jobs and feed their families

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    1.0 Terms of Reference This report concerns how air pollution in London has changed over the years, how businesses have affected this, and the problems that air pollution in London creates. This report is for Hilary Steele. 2.0 Procedures The information that was gathered for this report was gained primarily from internet research, this is because the the subject of air pollution and air quality is constantly changing, so online articles and websites are the best place to gain the latest statistics

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    Air pollution, as one of the concerns that had raised the attention of environmentalists and scientists in the developed countries, now have been targeted at the country, China, that have been going through a rapid development of industrialization. However, unfortunately, the haze pollution in China, measured by the emission of sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, particulate matters, and carbon dioxide, has already gone far away beyond being the side effect of the development but also the handicap

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