Jenica R.

Tolentino
BSEntre 1-D

AIR POLLUTION

A. Implication
Air pollution is the introduction of chemicals, matters and other
materials that can cause harm to humans and other living organisms or even
cause damage to the environment. Im going out for a breath of fresh

air seems to be a phrase we often hear throughout out lives.

Unfortunately, in todays world, that fresh air isnt exactly
fresh. If this continuous to happen, the next generation will suffer.
Because of more serious air pollution, the global warming in the earth
is getting worse. The ozone layer is getting thinner and thinner in some
areas in the Earth. One of the most affected part is the Asian Continent.
If we dont stop polluting the air many people will be prone to
respiratory diseases like asthma. Climate change will go further and the
temperature in Earth will increase rapidly in time. Glaciers will melt and
may cause to increase in the sea level. Acid rains are also an effect of
air pollution. But the worst effect of this evil is death, not just the
death of human race, but also the death of the environment, the death of
Mother Earth.
B. Recommendation
The value of life will suffer a dilution if you do not fight air
pollution is just an example of slogan used to make people realized that
polluting the air will affect everyone. Its never too late to fight air
pollution if we will fight it together.
Air pollution is the most dangerous of all the kinds of pollution
because some of the gases are invisible or cannot be seen by our naked
eyes. There are many ways to fight this evil. The government should start
in having campaign against air pollution and the proper implementations of
guidelines to lessen the evil. The use of natural resources to have
electricity like geothermal, wind, and solar funnels is way better than the
use of fossil fuels. Factories that emit dangerous gases should have a
smoke filter to filter the smokestacks they emit . Should develop
consistent emission control strategies on a regional or national basis, and
co-ordinated internationally where appropriate, which might include
emission standards for various categories of polluters, regional or
national emission ceilings, or other effective and efficient means of
reducing emission levels.

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Air Pollution

NAME

GRADE

Dela Reyna, Lamara

88

De Leon, Maria Lyka

90

Fernando, Shayra

89

Garcia, Rebellene Joie

88

Gonzales, Christian

89

Hernal, Trishia Mae

90

Hernal, Zyrille Mae

88

Lado, Nicole

88

Lapuz, Mikka

88

Pascual, Renan

87