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    These include changes in breathing, pollution dose, and nasal defenses: at submaximal exercise levels (at a power output of approximately 100 W or ventilation of approximately 35 L/min) breathing switches from mainly nasal to mainly oral, which causes the nasal filtration system to be bypassed, potentially increasing pollutant dose, which may intensify the health effects of air pollution (Giles & Koehle 2014). Regular exposure to poor quality is bad enough as it is, but seeing how children spend more time outdoors than do adults, they have increased exposure to outdoor air pollution, which, especially during childhood, has numerous consequences for wellbeing. Furthermore, experts determine that air pollution is associated with respiratory health of children, which causes slight decrease in respiratory function in children who live in areas like the central California (Tabaku, Bejtja, Bala, Toci, & Resuli 2011). Thus, it is important to be aware of the severe effects of air pollution in the Valley for not just social and economic reasons, but the wellbeing of children should also serve enough for one to be informed and for one to do their part in trying to reduce air…

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    Air pollution is one of the several pollutions that is destroying our planet. Yet, people around the world lack knowledge and care for the damages they’re creating. Air pollution occurs when the air we breathe is contaminated with abundant amounts of harmful gases, dust, and fumes that arise when burning fossil fuels and using man-made machinery. Pollutants, substances that cause air pollution, that is launched into our atmosphere and poisons the air we breathe air primary pollutants. In…

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    Air pollution affects almost all of the areas in the world. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), more than 1.3 million people die from outdoor air pollution annually (Walsh). Additionally, pollution affects global warming, which has been increasing, but it is being neglected. Everyone should be very aware of pollution in order to preserve the green environment. The fact is that cities around the world have increased the use of cars, industries, and factories which produce harmful…

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    annual average levels below 20 μg/m3, as "acceptable."” All of his perspectives express that people overly concern about Chinese air pollution. However, if we do not pay such a huge attention to it, how can people deal with a striking number of death? According to Li Jing’s article “Air pollution is bigger killer in China than smoking, says new Greenpeace study”4 (04 February, 2015) : “Tiny smog-inducing pollutants, known as PM2.5, led to about 257,000 premature deaths across the mainland 's 31…

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    against Earth with its issues, such as pollution and rising sea levels. However, with research, scientists can search for a way to slow down the effects on global warming. Global warming has been defined as the extreme changes in Earth’s climate. Human activity has overwhelmed the atmosphere and is the major driving factor in global warming. Pollution has been one of the major issues in the Earth’s climate. Pollution has been around since the beginning of human history. However, problems…

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    Introduction It is known that air pollution had adverse effects on the health of those exposed to it. There is a diverse mix of air pollutants and the most common pollutants in outdoor air include carbon monoxide (CO), nitrogen oxides (NOx), sulfur dioxide (SO2), ground level ozone and particulate matter (PM) (1). Outdoor air pollution is a mixture of gases and particulate matter (PM) of varying sizes and it is often difficult to isolate the source of the PM from all the possible sources of…

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    concentrations are hourly pollution measurements that indicate a period of moderate, high or very high air pollution may be taking place or is likely to happen soon. These triggers are intended for use by organisations that operate real-time public information services. Air quality guidelines and standards Clean air is one of the basic requirements for good human health and well-being of the humanity. More than 2 million premature deaths each year can be attributed to the effects of the…

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    hears how cars and factories send air pollution into the atmosphere and no one wants to do anything about it. That is air pollution and just about everybody understands that it is present, but many people do not think they need to be afraid of it. Most people are used to air pollution and just ignore it hoping that it will not hurt them or their children. However, some people say that we should all be afraid of it because it is a lot more dangerous than the experts have led people to believe.…

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    Synopsis 8 India 's capital announced the implementation of various measures to combat the air pollution that has plagued the city. According to the Hawai’i News Now article, published on November 6th, 2016, New Delhi will be closing schools, halting construction, and dousing roads with water to tackle the air pollution crisis. New Delhi is one of the world 's most polluted cities with particulate matter 2.5 (PM2.5) levels of over 900 micrograms per cubic meter. According to the World Health…

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    people are affected, and bargaining costs are insignificant. In cases such as pollution, private bargaining can not remedy the negative externality, and government involvement becomes unavoidable. One type of pollution which has required the government to arbitrate is emissions because the emissions are released into the air, a large number of people are affected, and the environment…

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