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particulate matter

burning fossil fuels and diesels exhaust.

nitrogen oxides

50% from transportation, 50% from industry.

sulfur oxides

coal burning

carbon oxides

auto exhaust, imcomplete combustion

ozone

secondary pollutant, no2+uv_no+ o* o* + o2_03 with vocs

radon

naturally occuring colorless, oderless, radioactive gas, found in some types of soil and rock, can seep into homes and buildings, formed from the decay of uranium, causes cancer

photochemical smog

formed by chemical reactions involving sunlight, associated with automobile traffic

industrial smog

formed from sulfur dioxide and particulate matter, associated with coal-fired factories

acid deposition

caused by sulfuric and nitric acids

greenhouse gases

H2O, CO3, O3, chlorofluorocarbons, methane

effects of global warming

rising sea level, extreme weathee, drought, famine, extinctions

stratospheric ozone depletion

caused by ozone depleting chemicals, such as CFCS

montreal protocol

global agreement to decrease odc

effects of ozone depletion

increased uhv light that results in skin cancer, cataracts, decreased plant growth, impaired immune systems

primary air pollution

produced by humans and nature

secondary air pollutants

produced as a result of reactions that primary air pollutions undergo

sources of mercury

burning coal, compact flourescent bulbs

major source of sulfur

coal - burning power plants

pollution sources;


point vs non point

pont, from a specific location such as a pipe. non point from over an area such as runoff