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    from the commercial cleaning product solution. Significance of the Study: In our present time‚ the condition of the world we are living is getting worse‚ most especially our ozone layer‚ which is getting thinner. According to our research‚ one of the factors that cause ozone layer in continuing to be thinner is the chemicals and substances that are present in cleaning solutions. Cleaning solutions contains ammonium hydrogen bifluoride and hydrofluoric acid that are hazardous

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    Pollution Caused By Factories Factory related pollution is the number one source of pollution in the United States. Factory pollution accounts for more than half the volume of all water pollution‚ as well as for the most deadly of pollutants. More than 365‚000 manufacturing factories consume vast quantities of fresh water to carry away wastes of several different types. This waste water from industrial factories is discharged into lakes‚ oceans and streams‚ which eventually disperse the polluting

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    Introduction:- Pollutants in the air threaten the lives of everything living on earth. They cause acid rain and smog‚ weaken the ozone layer‚ increase the chances of cancer and contribute to changing the climate of the world. Pollutants can be invisible and often we don’t even realize that we’re making them. Polluted air travels with the wind‚ affecting all of us‚ whether or not we are responsible for it. Smog aggravates heart and respiratory diseases. Acid rain erodes buildings‚ hurts

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    Water purification is the process of removing undesirable chemicals‚ biological contaminants‚ suspended solids and gases from contaminated water. The goal is to produce water fit for a specific purpose. Most water is purified for human consumption (drinking water)‚ but water purification may also be designed for a variety of other purposes‚ including meeting the requirements of medical‚ pharmacological‚ chemical and industrial applications. In general the methods used include physical processes such

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    people‚ due to extremely poor visibility‚ lack of oxygen and particulate contaminated air. Scientific research into this anomaly found that this was due to a temperature inversion‚ which is when the ‘layers’ of air get out of order‚ and the coldest air settles on the bottom‚ underneath other layers of warmer air. (Cunningham). This cold air traps pollutants in and forces them to stay in one place‚ rather than dissolving out into the atmosphere.

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    environmental preservation caused by today’s travel‚ tourism and technologies that causes Global Warming or Climate Change that affect greatly our ozone layer. I will also include what kind of facilities do they use that is eco friendly. Introduction Climate change or also know as greenhouse effect is the major problem that we are facing right now. Our ozone layer gets more and more thinner due to excessive carbon emission that we make from our day to day activities and the equiptments and machineries

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    number of health concerns both short-term and long-term issues. These health problems can be caused by both indoor and outdoor pollutants in an urban setting. Such as‚ secondhand smoke‚ mold‚ and nitrogen dioxide to name a few indoor pollutants and ozone‚ sulfur dioxide‚ particulate matter‚ carbon monoxide‚ and lead as outdoor pollutants. All these can cause a number of significant issues. Some short term effects are irritation to eyes‚ nose and throat‚ upper respiratory infections (bronchitis and

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    dramatically over the next decade. This‚ alone‚ is the greatest threat to life on our planet. Air pollution Air pollution affects everything from agriculture and ecosystems to human health‚ on a global scale. The five major air pollutants are ground-level ozone‚ particulate matter‚ carbon monoxide‚ sulfur dioxide‚ and nitrogen dioxide (Donnatelle‚ 2010). A majority of these pollutants are the result of human action. One example being coal power plants. These plants release greenhouse gas emissions and particle

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    Back in the summer of 2008 athletes from all over the world were getting together in China for the 29th edition of the Olympic Games. Just prior to the games inaugural ceremonies there were a lot of concerns about the air quality‚ the contamination‚ and the heat in Beijing. Many athletes wore face masks to prevent getting sick prior to their respective competitions. We might be asking ourselves‚ what does that have to do with climate change? As China and its neighbors economies grow‚ the need

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    References: Berg‚ L. R.‚ & Hager‚ M. C. (2007). Visualizing environmental science. Hoboken‚ NJ: John Wiley & Sons in collaboration with the National Geographic Society United States Environmental Protection Agency. (2011‚ July). Ground level Ozone. Retrieved from http://www.epa.gov/glo/health.html University of Rhode Island. (2006‚ April). Chlorofluorocarbons. Retrieved from http://www.environmentwriter.org/resources/backissues/chemicals/cfc.htm University of Rhode Island. (2006‚ April). Sulfuric

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