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AIR POLLUTION ESSAY 2 (150 WORDS)

Air pollution is the mixing of any harmful substances to the atmosphere fresh air causing huge
level of damages, human health disorders, reducing the quality of life, etc. Air pollution is
increasing day by day because of the increasing number of industries. Such polluted air never
remains at one place however spread to whole environment and affecting the lives of the
people all through the world. Death rates of the human beings have been increased because of
increased variety of diseases. The polluted air we breathe every moment causing lungs
disorders and even lung cancer thus affecting the health of other body organs.

Air pollution is continuously damaging the whole ecological system and affecting the lives of
plants and animals as well. It has reached to the critical stage and affecting the whole
atmosphere by allowing more harmful radiations from the sun to the earth. Again polluted air
acts as a better insulator which prevents heat to get escaped back into the space.

AIR POLLUTION ESSAY 3 (200 WORDS)


Air pollution is one of the main environmental issues nowadays. There are many reasons
behind regularly increasing this air pollution. Most of the air pollution is caused by the
automobiles, transport means, industrialization, growing cities, etc. The release of several
harmful gases or dangerous elements from such sources is causing the whole atmospheric air
pollution. Ozone layer is also getting affected too much by the air pollution which causes
serious disturbances to the environment. Increasing need of the ever growing human
population is main cause of pollution. Daily human being activities causing dangerous
chemicals to release, making atmosphere dirtier than ever and forcing the climate change
negatively.

Industrialization process releases many harmful gases, particles, paint and batteries contains
lead, cigarettes releases carbon monoxide, transport means releases CO2 and other toxic
substances to the atmosphere. All the pollutants are being in contact with the atmosphere,
destroying the ozone layer and calling harmful rays of sun to the earth. In order to reduce the
level of air pollution we should bring some huge changes to our habits on daily basis. We
should not cut trees, use public transportation, avoid spray cans, and so many activities in the
favor to reduce the effects of air pollution.

AIR POLLUTION ESSAY 4 (250 WORDS)


Air pollution is the mixing of foreign substances to the whole atmospheric air. Harmful and
toxic gases emitted by the industries and motor vehicles causing huge damage to the living
organisms whether plants, animals or human beings. Some of the natural and various human
resources are causing air pollution. However, most of the air pollution sources are stem out of
the human activities like burning fossil fuels, coal and oil, release of harmful gases and
substances from factories and motor vehicles. Such harmful chemical compounds like carbon
dioxide, nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide, sulphur dioxide, solid particles, etc are getting
mixed to the fresh air. The level of air pollution has become increased by great extent because
of 690% increase in damaging pollutants because of the expanded need of motor vehicles from
last century.

Other source of the air pollution is decomposition of garbage in landfills and disposal of solid
wastes which are emitting methane gas (dangerous to the health). Rapid growth of population,
industrialization, increased use of automobiles, aeroplanes, etc has made this issue a serious
environmental problem. The air we breathe every moment is full of pollutants going to our
lungs and whole body through blood causing uncountable health problems. Polluted air is
causing damage to the plants, animals and human beings in many direct and indirect ways. If
the environmental protection policies are not followed seriously and strictly, the increasing level
of air pollution may increase up to one million tons annually in the recent decades.

AIR POLLUTION ESSAY 5 (300 WORDS)


When the fresh air gets polluted by means of dust, toxic gases, smoke, motor vehicles, mills and
factories, etc called air pollution. As we all know that fresh air is the most important element of
the healthy life, we need to think that what happens if whole atmospheric air gets dirty. First of
all air pollution is the matter of great regret for the whole human fraternity. Some of the big
reasons of the air pollution are use of poisonous fertilizers, insecticides, pesticides in the
agricultural sectors by the innocent farmers in order to increase the crop production. Released
chemicals and hazardous gases (ammonia) from such fertilizers are getting mixed into the fresh
air and causing air pollution.

Burning of fossil fuels such as coal, petroleum including other factory combustibles are the
major causes of air pollution. Variety of smoke emissions from the automobiles such as cars,
buses, motorcycles, trucks, jeeps, trains, aeroplanes, etc are also causing air pollution.
Increasing number of industries is causing release of toxic industrial smokes and harmful gases
(like carbon monoxide, organic compounds, hydrocarbons, chemicals, etc) from the factories
and mills to the environment. Some indoor activities of the people like innocent use of cleaning
products, washing powders, paints etc emits various toxic chemicals to the air.

The ever increasing level of air pollution also enhances its negative and harmful effects to the
health of living beings. Air pollution is causing global warming to increase because of increasing
atmospheric temperature due to the increasing level of green house gases. Such green house
gases again causing green house effect and forcing sea levels to increase, glaciers to melt,
weather to change, climate to change, etc. Increasing air pollution is causing many lethal
diseases (cancer, heart attack, asthma, bronchitis, kidney diseases, etc) and death to occur.
Various important animals and plants species have been destroyed completely from this
planet. Increasing level of harmful gases in the environment are causing the occurrence of acid
rain and depleting the ozone layer.

AIR POLLUTION ESSAY 6 (400 WORDS)


Increasing concentration of the harmful and toxic materials in the fresh air of the atmosphere
is causing air pollution. Variety of foreign particles, toxic gases and other pollutants released
from various human activities are affecting the fresh air which has adverse effect to the living
beings like human beings, animals and plants. The level of air pollution depends on the type
and amount of pollutants released from various sources. Topographical and meteorological
conditions are increasing the spread and concentration of the pollutants. Variety of raw
materials used in the manufacturing process in industries is increasing the type and quantum
of emissions of harmful gases. Increasing population density is demanding the need of more
industrialization which ultimately causes air pollution.
Air Pollutants like harmful liquid droplets, solids particulates, and toxic gases (oxides of carbon,
halogenated and non-halogenated hydrocarbons, nitrogen and sulphur gases, suspended
inorganic particulate matters, inorganic and organic acids, bacteria, viruses, insecticides etc)
which are generally not the constituents of fresh air are very hazardous to the plant and animal
life. There are two types of air pollution sources which are natural sources and man-made
sources. Some natural sources of the air pollution are like volcanic eruptions, volcanoes (ashes,
carbon dioxide, smokes, dust and other gases), deflation of sands, dusts, salts spray from seas
and ocean, soil particles, storms, forest fires, cosmic particles, rays, bombardment of asteroid
materials, comets, pollen grains, fungal spores, viruses, bacteria, etc.

Man-made sources of the air pollution are industries, agriculture, power plants, automobiles,
domestic sources, etc. Some of the air pollutants from the man-made sources are like smokes,
dust, fumes, particulate matters, gases from kitchen, domestic heating, emissions from
different vehicles, use of insecticides, pesticides, herbicides, heat created from power plants,
smokes, fly ash, etc. Because of the increasing number of air pollutants, it has been divided into
two types such as primary pollutants and secondary pollutants. Primary pollutants are those
affecting the fresh air directly and emitted from smoke, ash, dust, fumes, mist, spray, inorganic
gases, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, sulphur dioxide, hydrogen sulphide, ammonia, nitric
oxide and radioactive compounds. Secondary pollutants are those affecting the air indirectly by
chemical interactions to the primary pollutants and other atmospheric constituents such as
sulphur-trioxide, ozone, hydrocarbons, nitrogen dioxide, etc.

The get together effort of the human beings all over the world may help in controlling the level
of air pollution. The establishment of industrial estates should be away from residential areas,
motivate use of tall chimneys (with filters and electrostatic precipitators) instead of small,
promote use of high temperature incinerators, use of non-combustive sources of energy,
promote use of non-lead antiknock agents in the gasoline, promote re-plantation and so many
positive efforts.

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