

Air Pollution and Acid Rain
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Science
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6th - 8th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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8 Slides • 3 Questions
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Understanding and Combating Air Pollution
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Air Pollution
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Multiple Choice
What are some natural causes of air pollution?
Volcanic eruptions, dust storms, and forest fires
Factories, power plants, cars, airplanes, chemicals, spray cans, and methane gas from landfills
Burning fossil fuels
Global warming due to excessive carbon dioxide in the atmosphere
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Natural Causes of Air Pollution
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Air Pollution
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Multiple Choice
What are some causes and effects of air pollution?
Causes: Global warming, damage to ozone layer, acid rain Effects on Health: Difficulty breathing, lung cancer, respiratory infections, heart disease Impact on Children: Especially dangerous in cities with bad smog Air Quality Index: Government's alert system to measure air pollution.
Causes: Difficulty breathing, lung cancer, respiratory infections, heart disease Effects on Health: Global warming, damage to ozone layer, acid rain Impact on Children: Especially dangerous in cities with bad smog Air Quality Index: Government's alert system to measure air pollution.
Causes: Global warming, damage to ozone layer, acid rain Effects on Health: Difficulty breathing, lung cancer, respiratory infections, heart disease Impact on Children: Especially dangerous in rural areas Air Quality Index: Government's alert system to measure air pollution.
Causes: Global warming, damage to ozone layer, acid rain Effects on Health: Difficulty breathing, lung cancer, respiratory infections, heart disease Impact on Children: Especially dangerous in cities with good air quality Air Quality Index: Government's alert system to measure air pollution.
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Causes and Effects
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Air Pollution
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Clearing the Air
Reduce air pollution by using less energy and driving less. Turn off lights and electronics when not in use. Talk to your parents about carpooling and planning errands efficiently. Facts: London experienced the Pea Soup Fog in the 1800s. Road transport is the biggest polluter. Clean Air Act improved air pollution in the US. Los Angeles has the worst air pollution. Air pollution can cause eye irritation and difficulty breathing. Indoor air pollution can be worse than outdoor pollution.
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Multiple Choice
What is the biggest contributor to air pollution?
Using less energy
Driving less
Road transport
Turning off lights and electronics
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Road Transport
Road transport is the biggest contributor to air pollution. It releases harmful pollutants like carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, and particulate matter. To reduce pollution, consider using less energy, driving less, and turning off lights and electronics. Together, we can make a difference!
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