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Essick, P. B. (2017, April 07). Air Pollution Causes, Effects, and Solutions. Retrieved April 11, 2017, from http://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/global-warming/pollution/

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1. You can walk, ride a bike, or even carpool
2. Drive a low carbon emissions car
3. Avoid traffic, when you sit in traffic you're emitting more Co2 (carbon dioxide)
4. For those who drive, inflate your tires and get tune ups regularly.
5. Turn lights off when your not using them
6. Eat locally grown foods, the more local you eat the less that has to be shipped over.

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Everyone has what is called a "carbon footprint" and that is how much carbon dioxide a person is responsible for putting in the atmosphere. You can help by reducing the amount of carbon dioxide you put into the air.

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A big component is sulfur dioxide, which is emitted by volcanoes, the sulfur dioxide causes acid rain to occur.

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kids are suffering because of their air conditons

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kids are suffering because of their air conditons

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Carbon dioxide is a big greenhouse gas, the most obvious air pollution is smog. The carbon dioxide is known as a pollutant because of humans burning fossil fuels through their cars, planes and our power plants.

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Here is a prime example of the effects of the ice caps melting

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The process of the suns warmth being trapped in the earths lower atmosphere.

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With global warming being a real thing, the ice caps are melting. A big factor in this is the greenhouse effect.