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In an environment CO could cause plants to I rapid pace. I Chlorofluorocarbons (CIFS) DOI air conditioners, Elf a person was to come into contact with chlorofluorocarbons I I refrigerators also. In an I I they may have a scratchy throat and have coughs limestone chlorofluorocarbons could cause potential damage to I I our ozone layer. Utility plants, vehicle then they can I Ground-level ozone (03) If a person were to come into contact with 03 emissions luxuriance coughing, painful breathing at times, inflammation I Ion the skin, and permanent lung damage.
In an environment, 03 ICANN cause damage to the trees and plants and could reduce the growth in the area. I amount of forest Sulfuric acid (HOSES) sulfur People could experience coughing and depending on the Note: Some pollutants may not have direct health effects. Choose one of the following atmospheric issues: air pollution, global warming, ozone depletion, and acid deposition. Then, respond to the allowing: ; What air pollutants combine and contribute to this issue?
Carbon Dioxide, Nitrogen Dioxide, Nitric Oxide, Nitrous Oxide, Sulfur and Chlorofluorocarbon ; Briefly describe the health and environmental problems caused by the selected atmospheric issue. There could be the chance where people can have breathing problems resulting from air pollution. Heavy air pollution can be known to be the cause of cancer in some situations. The mercury is released and mixed with the rain. When the rain falls then the fish take in the mercury and then we eat the fish that have the mercury in it. Provide one key solution to help either reduce the effects or recover from the effects of the selected issue. There is more than just one key solution to reduce air pollution. If more people were to trade in their old cars, they would end up having cars that don’t give off as much emission as the first. A different solution to the problem of air pollution would be to find ways of recycling pollutants to use again and again.