Pollution

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Carbon monoxide is formed from?

Burning fossil fuels such as oil, wood, or gas.

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Carbon monoxide causes?

Nausea, headaches, respiratory issues, and death.

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Types of allergens?

Dust, mold, and pet hair.

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Allergens fumes from?

Glue, paints, and cleaning supplies.

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Tobacco smoke from?

Cigars and Cigarettes.

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What is radioactive gas?

That is colorless and odorless.

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Radioactive gas can cause?

Lung cancer and other health issues.

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Radioactive gas forms from?

Decaying rocks underground.

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What is acid rain precipitation?

That is more acidic.

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Nitrogen oxide and sulfur dioxides are created from?

Burning coal and oil which are released as emissions which react with water vapor.

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Acid rain can cause water and soil to become?

More acidic which can cause organisms to die. And can cause rust to non-living materials.

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Primary source of SMOG?

Emissions from cars and trucks.

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What are emissions?

Hydrocarbons.

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Smog as how many nitrogen oxides??

7

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What can smog produce?

An ozone which is toxic to humans causing lung infections. Damaging the immune system.

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Main source of emissions? (outdoor)

Air pollution caused by humans.

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Smoked filled emissions are?

Chemicals that are released into the air.

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Carbon dioxide emissions are?

The primary contributor.

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Emission cause what to global temperatures?

An increase.

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Natural causes do to emissions?

Volcanos and forest fires.

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What is pollution?

The contamination of earth’s land, water, or air.

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What is point source?

A specific, identifiable pollution source. 

Ex. Sewer that drains untreated wastewater into a river.

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What is a non-point source?

Widely spread pollution that cannot be tied to a specific origin. 

Ex. polluted air in a big city caused by vehicles, factories, and other sources.