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Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including those from natural sources like fires and dust storms as well as man-made sources like fossil fuel combustion. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher levels mean pollution may negatively impact one's health, especially for sensitive groups. Specific air pollutants like carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide are discussed alongside their sources and health effects.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce air pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce air pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including those from natural sources like fires and dust storms as well as man-made sources like fossil fuel combustion. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher levels mean pollution may negatively impact one's health, especially for sensitive groups. Specific air pollutants like carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide are discussed alongside their sources and health effects.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce air pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce air pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including those from natural sources like fires and dust storms as well as man-made sources like fossil fuel combustion. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher levels mean pollution may negatively impact one's health, especially for sensitive groups. Specific air pollutants like carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide are discussed alongside their sources and health effects.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are suggested.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce air pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce air pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including those from natural sources like fires and dust storms as well as man-made sources like fossil fuel combustion. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher levels mean pollution may negatively impact one's health, especially for sensitive groups. Specific air pollutants like carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide are discussed alongside their sources and health effects.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are suggested.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce air pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce air pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.
Deidre Jones discusses air pollution and the Air Quality Index. She defines air pollution as particles or gases not normally found in the air, including natural sources like forest fires and unnatural sources from burning fossil fuels. The Air Quality Index ranges from 0 to 500, indicating the level of health concerns from air pollution. Higher numbers mean greater health risks, especially for sensitive groups. Common air pollutants are described along with their sources and health effects. Smog is discussed as a combination of gases and particulate matter that reduces visibility and causes respiratory problems. Ways to reduce pollution and stay informed are provided.