Air pollutionAbdulrhman Abdullah Aljunaibi

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Outline • Introduction• Causes of the problem • Consequences • Solution Government Organizations Individuals• Opinion

Introduction • Disease, or death to

humans , damage other living organisms

• Atmosphere

• Chemicals, particulates, or biological materials

Causes of the problem

• Humans • Factories• Burning wastes• Car exhaust• Waste buried• Smoking• Global warming • Natural disasters• Oil refining

Causes of the problem

• Humans

Causes of the problem

• Factories

Causes of the problem

• Burning wastes

Causes of the problem

Waste buried

Causes of the problem

• Car exhaust

The consequences • Pollution

• Hole in Ozone• Global warming

Death of living beings

Human disease / death

Consequences• Russian Ural region Meteorite in 2013 • Bhopal disaster in 1984 Dec 3• Acid rain • Pollution kills 9 million children annually

Solutions • Self awareness to the person that pollution is a

disaster

• Greening operations

• Car checks

• Renewable energy

• Earth day

Solutions • The suspension of licenses of industrial activity

which destroys the environment

• Relocation of polluting industries away from places where people live

• Development of waste and garbage disposal recycling

• Renewable energy law

Opinion

Bibliography • Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Air pollution.

Retrieved May,22,2013, from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_pollution.

• Kanaan Salem, 2010, the environmental protection law, Jordan, horizon publishing, pp. 195-197.

• NRDC, Air. Retrieved May,22,2013, from http://www.nrdc.org/air/.