Air pollution can be defined as the availability of gas, liquid or particles contained in the air so that the change and affect the life or other materials. The materials are suspended in the air and a negative impact on humans, plants and animals. This is due to these materials will enter the body through breathing and can block the flow of oxygen into the blood vessels. This can cause various diseases such as cramps, cancer, asthma, cramps, and anemia. Dust, smoke, mist, vapor or other substances that can block eyesight is different form of air pollution.
Air pollution can be attributed to vehicle emissions, the production of pollutants by factories, burning in the place of disposal and open burning in the city. Besides the rampant forest fires also cause air pollution regulations. As we can see the haze incident happened not long ago Society also contributed to the pollution caused by burning solid waste activities, there are also a handful of people still cook using charcoal or wood, smoke and so on.
Effects of Air Pollution
As a result of environmental pollution, human health is also affected. In our country today such as the use of cars has increased rapidly in the 1950s and 1960s than previously. Unfortunately, the technology of manufacturing of motor vehicles has caused many problems such as air pollution, noise pollution, environmental damage and natural wildlife.
Production of monoxide gas is a toxic gas that can kill if retained in a closed area. Another kind of element that can be produced through the use of a motor vehicle is a type of lead is very toxic chemical and can cause brain damage, especially among children.
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