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Air Quality Impact

Human Effects Air Pollution – Substance created by with an adverse affect on the atmosphere. Can be man-made or natural Example of each?

Main Types Sulfur Oxides – Created by volcanoes and factories. Sulfur can bond with oxygen in air to create acid rain. Nitrogen Oxides – Created by thunderstorms and combustion engines. Toxic Carbon Oxides – Created by volcanoes and combustion engines. Can be toxic

Main Types Particulates – airborne solids. Can cause cancer ChloroFluoroCarbon’s- (CFC’s) a pollutant found in aerosols, breaks down ozone Loss of ozone can lead to harmful UV radiation

Sources Stationary Sources – Coal power plants, Industrial Factories Mobile Sources – cars, planes, ships Fumes – aerosols, paint, hair spray Waste Deposition- landfills create gases as waste breaks down

Solutions Scrubbers- remove gases or particles from a point source location. Regulation- Country uses standards to prevent too much pollution to come from one location Ex. Clean Air Act of 1963

Air Quality Index- Indicates to the public the health risk at a location and time.