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Pollution 1 Outline Air Natural Sources Human-Caused Air Pollution Conventional Pollutants Unconventional Pollutants Indoor Air Pollution Climate and Topography Effects of Air Pollution Air Pollution Control Clean Air Legislation Current Conditions and Future Prospects 2 THE AIR AROUND US Approximately 147 million metric tons of air pollution are released annually into the atmosphere in the U.S. by...
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Outline
Air
Natural Sources Human-Caused Air Pollution Conventional Pollutants Unconventional Pollutants Indoor Air Pollution Climate and Topography Effects of Air Pollution Air Pollution Control Clean Air Legislation Current Conditions and Future Prospects
2
THE AIR AROUND US
Approximately 147 million metric tons of air pollution are released annually into the atmosphere in the U.S. by human activities. Worldwide emissions total around 2 billion metric tons. Developed countries have been improving air quality, while air quality in developing world is getting worse.
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NATURAL SOURCES OF AIR POLLUTION
Natural Fires - Smoke Volcanoes - Ash and acidic components Sea Spray - Sulfur Vegetation - Volatile organic compounds Bacterial Metabolism - Methane Dust Pollen Viruses and Bacteria
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HUMAN-CAUSED AIR POLLUTION
Primary Pollutants - Released directly from the source. Secondary Pollutants - Modified to a hazardous form after entering the air and mixing with other environmental components. Fugitiv...
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