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    Seoul. Fortunate enough being born and raised in Canada, air quality was never a major concern. I felt far removed from this growing global issue as it has never impacted me directly. Promptly, I thought to myself - How were the days like when there are high levels of airborne particulates? How long do airborne particulates linger in the area and what acute effects do they have on human beings? Can prolonged exposure to above average air quality levels lead to more serious and chronic health…

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    1970 Case Study

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    equipment helps optimize the efficiency of the catalytic converter. Efforts by government and industry since 1970 have greatly reduced typical vehicle emissions. Since then, however, the number of miles we drive has more than doubled. The increase in travel has offset much of the emission control progress. The net result is a modest reduction in each automotive pollutant except lead, for which aggregate emissions have dropped by more than 95 percent. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia List…

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    Acid Rain Effects

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    wet and dry depositon that contain high amounts of nitric and sulfuric acids (see Figure 1). These gases come from electric generation, factories, forest fires, burning fossil fuels and acid rain forms when these gases react with water, oxygen and air. Wet deposition happens when acid chemicals fall to the ground in a rain or snow for although dry deposition happens when acid chemicals fall to th ground in a dust or smoke form. The strength of an acid rain is determined by measuring its pH,…

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    Zonk Air Essay

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    This company possessed a clean FAA record with no major violations, except for “record management issues” which were minor offenses. According the maintenance company, Zonk Air was known for not writing up maintenance deficiencies until the maintenance came over and looked at the aircraft, which was the case for the fuel leak, and no squawks for maintenance deficiencies were noted for the day of the accident. By reviewing…

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    Boeing Accident Analysis

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    ones who manage the program. The task of handling the assistance is delegated to the air carrier in addition to the other agencies which may grant assistance, such as the Red Cross (Lawrence, 2008). Under this act, the airline must have a reliable publicized toll free number and a staff equipped to handle the calls from families. It is also up to the airline to give timely notification to the families. The air carrier must also offer consultation to the families for disposition of remains…

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    Lead and its Threat to Humans and the Environment Lead is a dangerous metal that damages humans and the environment. Frequent exposure to lead can lead to severe complications in humans and animals. This is a problem because lead was onced was in a vast amount of products used by humans and lead pollution created by industrial work. Lead exposure is a problem because of what lead does to humans, the environment, and the lead proliferation of it. Lead is a threat to humans because of its…

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    Noise Pollution In Humans

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    [2]. Noise is treated as environmental pollution, even though it is thought to have little damage on humans than water, air and land pollution. But people who are affected by noise pollution know that it is small issue and needs attention [1]. Most Common noise (i) Household sources: Gadgets like kitchen food mixer, grinder, vacuum cleaner, washing machine and cooler, air conditioners, can be very injurious to health and noisy. Others include sound systems loud speakers and TVs and ear…

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    Solution Of Air Pollution

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    brown clouds and toxic rain? But here it is over a 100 years later and the world literally has made a mess of things, especially the air. Of course cars are not the only contributor, but energy in general is a main source of our planet 's air pollution problem. All world citizens should be aware of this sometimes visible but sometimes invisible hazard in the air that all humans are forced to breathe to some degree. Lucky are those who live away from the cities, as the problem is not as…

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    Consider our basic needs are dependent on fossil fuels, water, food and fuel for heating and cooking is likely to travel hundreds of miles to your home. Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has increased and the average temperature on the Earth. Every activity we do every day are contributing to the problem. The effects of global warming have the potential to cause extinction…

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    The airplane is the safest way to travel; everyone knows this fact. But many people are still scared of flying and are super vigilant during the trip. The shadow of this fear partially comes from the 9/11 attacks, which caused almost 3,000 death and a vast of structures into ruins on September 11, 2001. Four passenger airliners were hijacked by nineteen al-Qaeda terrorists and crashed into buildings as suicide attacks, and the incident made a tremendous fear among the U.S. citizens and the U.S.…

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