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Babies in the womb are more sensitive than their mothers are to air pollution's harmful effects.
The data provides "compelling" evidence that particulates in air pollution may trigger a heart attack.
The environmental consequences of air pollution tend to be noticed in haze and reduced visibility.
In 2000, it was estimated that air pollution from various sources contributed to 3 million deaths worldwide.
Over two-thirds of urban air pollution is generated by transportation, while virtually all the remainder are due to other petroleum-using activities.
This follows because the subsistence parameter for this sector increases with the increase in the morbidity effects due to air pollution.
This would deflate its air pollution emissions and deflate its reputation in the environmental community.
The indicators cover deforestation, pesticide usage, overfishing, hazardous wastes, non-hazardous inorganic wastes, non-hazardous organic wastes, greenhouse gases, and urban air pollution.
The biggest threat to health from air pollution comes from fine particles.
But their findings cannot be extended to the area of air pollution control without further analysis.
Finally, air pollution concentration from small plants is considerably greater than from large plants.
This is crucial for policies to combat indoor air pollution.
See also his history of water and air pollution.
As the majority of countries are below their estimated peak levels for air pollutants, economic growth may not reduce air pollution or deforestation.
The wellto-do could leave town for the clean air of the country or simply purchase gas masks to protect themselves from air pollution.
Most prior evidence relating plant size to pollution refers to water pollution, rather than air pollution, and compares medium with large plants.
However, one important issue that was not considered in this study concerns indoor air pollution due to inefficient use of crop residues in rural households.
He worked with public officials trying to reduce air pollution, the "smoke menace," by training janitors to burn coal more efficiently.
This study targeted automobile producers and electrical power companies as the culprits of many sources of air pollution.
