Air Pollution and Our Health
Much of air pollution comes from humans introducing to the oxygen, chemicals, particles, or even biological matter that causes harm to living organisms.
Discovered in the air are numerous foreign substances that can impair the health of humans, other animals, and plants, and we call these substances oxygen pollutants.
Air pollution is triggered when, either these substances are released as a direct result of a process, or when pollutants are triggered by interaction with another pollutant in the oxygen.
These types are referred to as primary and secondary pollutants and they are both very bad news for your health. An example of primary oxygen pollution is when a vehicle is running, and like a result of this procedure produces exhaust, which releases carbon monoxide. It can also be caused by an erupting volcano releasing ash into the oxygen.
