1.  Atmospheric pollution Name Institutional affiliation

2. Introduction  Atmospheric pollution n Arizona  The social, economic and environmental perspectives on atmospheric pollution  Effects of atmospheric pollution on the environment  Role of sustainability plans in the reduction of atmospheric pollution

3. Atmospheric pollution  Specific details on atmospheric pollution  The negative impacts of atmospheric pollution on the inhabitants  It can cause death to the habitats of the area,  diseases  The effects of atmospheric pollution are felt on both local and global level.

4. Atmospheric pollution

5. Atmospheric pollution from industries

6. Social, economic, and environmental perspectives on atmospheric pollution  The social perspective on atmospheric pollution recognizes the physical existence of air pollution.  Economic perspectives emphasizes on the economic impacts of atmospheric pollution.  Environmental perspectives entail the effects that air pollution has on the environment.

7. Effects of atmospheric pollution in Arizona  The valley of Arizona for a lot of dirt, toxic metals, ammonia from farm fertilizer, and ozone that results to irritation of the nasal tissues.  The effects on the people, wildlife and the environment  The effects of sustainable human consumption

8. Approaches to addressing atmospheric pollution  Pollution prevention  Control technologies  Control measures  Control strategies give a combination voluntary measures and also mandatory controls that should be implemented on a global scale. These strategies have been effective.

9. Sustainability plans  Sustainability plans help to create a conducive environment.  They are aimed at reducing air pollution.  The plan includes social, economic and environmental perspectives

10. Stakeholders and their roles  The different stakeholders in the sustainability plan include  local community residents,  governmental agencies, and  nonprofit organizations.

11. Review of the plan  The general review of the sustainability plan  The reason why it is successful than the current actions  How the sustainability plan is key to the application of policy options  Contribution of the plan to good governance

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