Air Pollution
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This document discusses the causes and effects of air pollution. It identifies both natural sources like forest fires and volcanic eruptions as well as human sources such as burning fossil fuels, plastic, and chemicals. Burning fossil fuels to create electricity is a major human cause of air pollution. The effects of air pollution include difficult breathing, toxic air, acid rain, health problems, issues with childbirth, and climate change effects like rising temperatures and sea levels. Some of the most polluted cities in Asia are identified as Dhaka, Delhi, and Beijing. The document concludes with recommendations on actions people can take to reduce air pollution like planting trees, being more conscious of pollution, and using solar energy.
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- 1. to my Presentation Prachurja Kanti Barman Praggo Department of CSE ID: UG02-49-18-002 Computer Fundamentals lab Submitted to: Amina Rahaman
- 2. How bad is
- 3. What is air pollution? • Difficult to breath • Toxic air
- 4. Elements of air pollution…. • Smog • Chemicals • Glass cleaner • Gases • Smoke • Dust fumes • Steam in air
- 5. How it occur… •By Nature •By Human
- 6. By Human … Burning fossil Burning fuel Greenhouse
- 7. By nature.. Forest fires Volcanic eruptions.
- 8. Burning Fossil Fuels… Burning fossil To create electricity Burning Plastic
- 9. The bad effect of air pollution: • Acid Rain
- 11. Health problem…
- 12. Child birth…
- 13. Climate change … • Temperature rise • Arising sea levels • Catastrophe
- 14. Most air polluted cities in Asia… • Dhaka • Delhi • Beijing
- 15. A Report …
- 16. What should we do…. • Plant tree • Be conscious • Use solar