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The document discusses the major causes and health effects of air pollution. It identifies urban transport emissions, industrial emissions, landfills, burning garbage, forest fires, and oil spills as the primary causes of air pollution. Air pollution can cause headaches, fatigue, respiratory illnesses, cancer and developmental problems in fetuses due to substances like carbon monoxide, nitrogen and sulfur oxides, lead, and mercury.
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