Air and Water Resources

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Air and Water Resources Why is it important to manage air and water resources wisely? How can individuals help manage air and water resources wisely?

Importance of Air and Water Resources you cannot live without Water is also important for agriculture, transportation and recreation.

Air Most organisms need air to survive Polluted air can harm organisms Caused by fossil fuel burning in homes, vehicles and power plants Also by natural events

Smog Photochemical smog – brownish haze produced when nitrogen compounds and other pollutants in the air react in the presence of sunlight. Bad for respiratory system Increases the risk of asthma attacks Air Pollution

Acid Precipitation Precipitation with pH of less than 5.6 Harms fish and other organisms in lakes Pollutes soil, kills trees and other plants Damages buildings and statues made of some types of rock

Natural Events Forest fires and volcanic eruptions release gas, ash and dust into the air Dust and ash from a single volcanic eruption can spread around the world Causes damage to organisms similar to smog

Where is Water Found? Oceans Ice Rivers and Lakes Groundwater

Water Habitats

Water Quality Affected by peoples use of water for farming, industry, electricity production, household activities, transportation and recreation.

Management Solutions Legislation

What Can You Do? Energy efficiency Dispose of harmful chemicals properly Volunteer to clean up litter Conserve water