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Short Essay: The Harmful Effects Of Pollution

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12/C Saleh Al Khmairi Email: el5mairi1@gmail.com
Block 1/ day 1 POLLUTION EFFECTS

Pollution is when something is added to the environment and is harmful or poisonous to all life forms. Some types of pollution are very harmful and dangerous for the environment or for all living things. Us as human beings live in an environment, it is our main resource to live. We breathe from its air, drink from its water and live on its land, without it there will be no life. …show more content…

The pollution mostly comes as a result from the burning of fossil fuels such as coal, gas, and oil. Also it comes from the burning of woods and the smoke from cars and all types of machines. When all these substances are introduced to the air, it pollutes the air and the atmosphere becomes poisonous and dangerous to breathe or to inhale the oxygen. This causes harm and all types of diseases which are very dangerous and threatening to all mankind. According to the National Institution of Environmental Health Science “approximately 25 million people across the globe are affected by asthma alone”. This shows how pollution is a real threat and has a big impact in human’s low health and low immunity. Pollution causes many types of diseases and some of them are life threating. People die from all around the world as a result of dangerous diseases caused by the pollutants that are bonded to the clean air and atmosphere. When people are introduced or exposed to a bad environment with polluted air, they will suffer because the more they are consistently breathing in the air, the higher chance of catching a disease will be. It will cause weakening of the lung function, lung cancer, liver cancer and a lot more deadly

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