Air Pollution Speech

Did you know many upper respiratory diseases such as asthma and others diseases like cataracts and skin cancer are aggravated by air pollution. The NRDC (Natural Resources Defense Council) states that “the following air pollutants are common triggers of asthma, ground level ozone, sulfur dioxide, fine particulate matter and nitrogen oxide.” Air pollution is the presence in or introduction into the air of a substance which has harmful or poisonous effects.

Poor air quality is associated with some health issues from the short-term problems to severe

Living in a place with bad air quality is a risk to everyone, but there are people with significantly higher instability. People with pre-existing maladies, mainly cardiovascular and respiratory, are more susceptible to more severe illnesses. Children are also more vulnerable than healthy adults. This is because their systems and internal organs are not fully

In the United States alone, nearly 150 million people live in areas that don’t meet federal air quality standards. For many years, air pollution has been on the rise but more recently it’s been proved how pollution poses a greater danger to both the environment and the everyday individual. Its everlasting effects on the world, such as global warming and its depletion of the ozone layer, are going to play a huge role in the years to come. Consequently, there has been an increase in death rates from various illnesses caused by air pollution, varying from breathing problems to even worse, lung cancer. While these effects may go unnoticed, they are still an enormous issue at hand and are triggering more complications within our society. Though

Air contamination can hurt us when it aggregates at high amounts all around in sufficiently high concentrations. A huge number of Americans live in ranges where urban brown haze, molecule contamination, and poisonous toxins posture genuine wellbeing concerns. Individuals presented to sufficiently high levels of certain air contaminations may encounter: bothering of the eyes,nose, and throat, wheezing, hacking, mid-section snugness, and breathing troubles. Compounding of existing lung and heart issues, for example, asthma. Increased danger of heart disease What's more, long haul introduction to air contamination can bring about malignancy and harm to the invulnerable, neurological, conceptive, and respiratory frameworks. In extraordinary cases,

It leads to the bad health because people breathe that polluted air. The air we breathe now is dangerous because it may lead to lung cancer because of three reasons which is from the exposure of radon gas, dangerous mineral such as asbestos, air pollution, and second-hand smoke.

20.000 liters of air is what we breathe on a daily basis. Air is something most people take for granted, you don’t see it around you and breathing goes automatically. But every time we inhale we risk inhaling dangerous chemicals which found their way in our air. Air pollution is the presence of dangerous chemicals in the air that we breathe. It is a change in the air which influences humans health and organism on the planet. Many think that `gases'' pollute the air, those gases go under the names of CFCs, carbon monoxide, and sulfur dioxide. Emissions of carbon monoxide are especially dangerous.

Air pollution and health damage to the human body has a great influence to atmospheric pollutants harm human body mainly through three channels: First is to the body hurt after surface contact, second it is to eat food containing atmospheric pollutants and water poisoning, third it is inhaled air pollution for a variety of serious problems. Air pollution can cause respiratory and lung diseases, but also can be harmful to cardiovascular system, liver and so on, serious can take people's life.

Most people have heard that air pollution is bad for the planet. That pollutants we put in the air are causing this thing called “Global Warming.” The information that sometimes gets left out is the impact of ambient air pollution to the health of humans. Ambient air pollution is outdoor pollution originating from industries, cars, and trucks. These pollutants can wreak havoc on the human respiratory system (Ambient air pollution). Respiratory conditions such as asthma, acute bronchitis, COPD, and pneumonia have been on the rise as ambient air pollutions have climbed. Laws have been introduced to help regulate the amount of pollutants produced, but they still are produced. The levels of these dangerous compounds even though regulated are still too high.

There are naturally occurring air pollutants, such as the ash that goes up into the air frm volcanic eruptions or from natural fires like when a tree is hit by lightning. However, since the discovery of fire, human beings have done more damage to the Earth than any other species on the planet. Some of the most prolific pollutants in our air, according to Richard Wright (2007), are: ozone, particulate matter, carbon monoxide, nitrogen, sulfur dioxide, and lead (page 340). Any of these things, if one is exposed to it for lengthy periods of time, can cause lasting damage to people and to all other living things within an ecosystem.

Many of our daily interactions and activities with our environment cause the release of hazardous chemicals into the air that can and do form pollutants. These hazardous chemicals released in small amounts into the atmosphere go unnoticed, due to they are mostly colorless and odorless (Miller and Spoolman, 2015). This is a reason why so many humans do not comprehend the continuous contributions that they are adding to the air pollution and the affects it is having on the human, animal, and environmental health. Stated from Worland (2016) the complications of breathing in bad polluted air is responsible for more than 5.5 million deaths yearly and the number will only continue to increase if humans continue to raise the pollutant levels in the air.

(Summary/Review) Air pollution has many negative effects on people, the Earth, plants, and other living organisms. In addition to being ugly, it can cause illness and eventually death. Clean air is important because we cannot live without it!

To better understand the subject, we need to define the term air pollution. Air pollution is the presence in or introduction into the air of a substance which has harmful or poisonous effects. These substances linger and cause many adverse problems. Humans and other living creations rely on the atmosphere for reparation. When air quality is dampened by pollution, immediate and long-term consequences take place. Pollution has caused allergies, disease, damage to crops, and even death. It is important that we fully understand the causes, problems, and possible

Exposure to increased smog, pollen pollution, and wildfire smoke puts a wide range of people at risk for irritated eyes, throats and lung damage (the U.S. EPA likened breathing ozone to getting a

Continuous exposure to air pollution affects the lungs of growing children and may aggravate or complicate medical conditions in the elderly. According to a case study conducted by CNN (www.cnn.com/2017/10/19/health/pollution-1-in-6-deaths-study/index.html), “Nearly one in six deaths, and estimated nine million worldwide, was related to pollution in some form of air, water, soil, chemical or occupational pollution. According to new research produced by The Lancet Commission on Pollution and Health, “Air pollution is by far the largest contributor to early death.” This