Essays on Air Pollution

Introduction The Clean Air Act requires United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)to set national ambient air quality standards (NAAQS) for carbon monoxide and five other pollutants considered harmful to public health and the environment (the other pollutants are ozone, particulate matter, nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide…

The device “Flow” is a small portable device that can monitor the pollution levels in the air. There is also the benefit of “Flow” being a wearable device so users can attach it to their bag or maybe their clothing and it is no bigger…

Global warming can put all our lives in danger and one of the big causes people are concerned about is the tie between global warming and cars. Cars have been here since the 1800’s and the amount of pollution each car can create varies from…

The two air pollutants that will be mentioned in this essay are carbon monoxide and sulfur dioxide. The first one that I will be mentioning is carbon monoxide. Carbon monoxide does not have smell, taste or color and cannot be seen by people. Carbon dioxide…

In the past, nano-sized particles are produced accidentally from the forest fires and volcanoes by-products, and various processes carried out in industry at high-temperature including combustion, grinding, welding and vehicle combustion. Nowadays, the wide use of Nanomaterials in medicine (e.g., molecular targeted therapies, diagnostic imaging),…

Thesis statement: Climate change is the single most Important issue that we face today. While there certainly are many different social and economic problems that we can attempt to solve through architecture, if our world is destroyed in the process then there is no point….

The industrial revolution was a major turning point in our earth’s ecology and today’s environment. The whole thing originally began in the 18th century. They first started discussing it in Great Britain before it started to leak out and get spread all around the world….

The main aspect of the book that I found particularly interesting was that it offered a new, fresh perspective about life and death. More specifically how oxygen triggered the evolution of life and death. The book talks about how oxygen is both a pollution, a…

Introduction Air pollution is a world-wide problem and became a concern of many governments. Broadly, it is defined as the presence of one or more contaminants like dust, smoke, and many kinds of air pollutants which could damage various life forms (Patidar, 2016). One of…

The World Health Organization stated that most cities worldwide exceeded the concentration limit set by international standards. A good indicator of high concentration of particulates in an area would be the decreased visibility of the skyline and may even be observed by the naked eye….