Title: Air Pollution in India- Causes, Effects, and Solutions
Headings: Air Pollution in India- Causes, Effects, and Solutions
Air Pollution in India- Causes, Effects, and Solutions
Table of Contents
What is Air Pollution?
Causes of Air Pollution in India
1. Automobiles
2. Industrial Emission
3. Burning Fossil Fuels
4. Agricultural Activities
5. Indoor Air Pollution
6. Burning of Garbage Waste
7. Burning Firecrackers
Harmful Effects of Air Pollution
1. Global Warming
2. Health Problems
3. Ozone Depletion
4. Acid Rain
Ways to Control Air Pollution in India
1. Using CNG based Public Transport
2. Stop burning Plastic and House Waste
3. Using Houseplants and Air Purifier
4. Using Bicycles
5. Using Clean Energy Resources
6. Avoid using Firecrackers
7. Reuse, Reduce, and Recycle
Conclusion
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Content: The combustion activities release harmful gases, and if the ventilation facility is not up to the mark, it remains stuck inside your home. 6. Burning of Garbage Waste
It is common in India to burn the plastic and other waste found in the home instead of throwing them. Burning plastic releases poisonous gases like sulfur dioxide, dioxins, furans, and particulates in the air. Inhaling this air can lead to different health issues. It can cause heart disease, asthma, nervous system damage, and many more. It not only affects humans but also causes damage to our environment. 7. Burning Firecrackers
In India, firecrackers also contribute majorly to air pollution. During the Diwali festival, people forget about the air pollution, and they indulge themselves in burning firecrackers.