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Air pollution is defined as contamination of the indoor or outdoor environment from physical, chemical, or biological agents that alter the natural composition of the atmosphere. Major sources include household combustion, motor vehicles, industrial facilities, and forest fires. Key pollutants are carbon monoxide, ozone, nitrogen dioxide, and sulfur dioxide. Methods to control air pollution include maintaining separation between industrial and residential areas, installing tall chimneys, removing sulfur emissions, using unleaded gasoline, planting trees near mines, switching to gas fuels, installing emission controls on automobiles, recycling industrial wastes, planting nitrogen-absorbing plants, timely vehicle maintenance, using public transportation, and developing alternative energy sources.







