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How Air Quality is Affected
2.A.3 - Air quality can be affected through the release of sulfur dioxide during the burning of fossil fuels, mainly diesel fuels.

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Where/Why Photochemical Smog Forms?
2.B.5 - Photochemical smog often forms in urban areas because of the large number of motor vehicles there.

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How Thermal Inversion Works
2.C.2 -  Thermal inversion traps pollution close to the ground, especially smog and particulates.

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Where CO2 is Found
2.D.1 -  CO2 appears naturally in the atmosphere from sources such as respiration, decomposition, and volcanic eruptions.

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Air Pollutants
2.E.2 - Indoor air pollutants that are classified as particulates include asbestos, dust, and smoke

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VOCs/Vapor Recovery Nozzles
2.G.2 - A vapor recovery nozzle is an air pollution control device on a gasoline pump that prevents fumes from escaping into the atmosphere when fueling a motor vehicle

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Noise Pollution Sources
2.J.2 - Sources of noise pollution in urban areas include transportation, construction, and domestic and industrial activity.

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Formation of Acid Rain
2.H.1 - Acid rain and deposition is due to nitrogen oxides and sulfur oxides from anthropogenic and natural sources in the atmosphere.