PPT-Chapter 18-19 Air Pollution

There is no place on Earth that isnt affected by air pollution Air pollution presence of chemicals in the atmosphere in concentrations high enough to harm organisms ecosystems humanmade materials or to alter climate. EPA can also help identify the right authority to contact for other noise complaints Visit epavicgovau for more information on noise pollution Environment Protection Authority Victoria EPA Victoria is the states independent environmental regulator U 13. Shane Murphy. s.murphy5@lancaster.ac.uk. Office Hours: Monday 3:00-4:00 – LUMS C85. Outline. Roll Call. Problems. Notes about macroeconomics. Chapter . 11: . Problem . 1. Do you believe in the following statements? Why or why not?. air pollution. emissions. photochemical smog. ozone. acid rain. ozone layer. chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs). greenhouse effect. global warming. drought. water pollution. sewage. pesticides. fertilizers. scrubber. Objective- . -Identify the difference between renewable and nonrenewable resources. -Create ways to conserve resources. Key Vocabulary. Fossil fuels. Renewable and Nonrenewable resources. Conservation. Air . P. ollution. Alyssa Weibe . 4/28/14. What is the nature of the atmosphere . The two innermost layers of the atmosphere are the troposphere, which supports life, and the stratosphere, which contains the protective ozone layer.. Externalities, Environmental Policy, and Public Goods. Copyright © 2017 Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights . Reserved. Chapter Outline. 5.1 . Externalities and Economic Efficiency. 5.2 . Private Solutions to Externalities: The . Section 20-1. WHAT ARE THE CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF WATER POLLUTION?. Water pollution comes from point and nonpoint sources. Water pollution is any change in water quality that can harm living organisms or make the water unfit for human uses such as irrigation and recreation. . Habitat. Ecosystem. Wetland. Sediment. Food chain. Benthos/Benthic . Bioaccumulation. Pollution. What is pollution?. What does pollution look like? Smell like? Taste like?. What are examples of pollution near your school?. Describe where Earth’s water resources are located. . How is Earth’s water a limited resource?. How can we manage our water resources better?. What are the main causes and impacts of water pollution?. Introduction. Eskedar. . Tafete. (. AAiT. - CEED). Course content. Chapter 1: . Introduction. Chapter 2: . Concepts of Ecology and Natural Resources . Chapter 3: . Material & Energy Balance . Chapter 4: . Environmental. Protection and Negative. Externalities. Nyakundi. . M. . Michieka Ph.D.. Overview . In this chapter, you will learn about:. • . The Economics of Pollution. • Command-and-Control Regulation. Environmental. Protection and Negative. Externalities. Nyakundi. . M. . Michieka Ph.D.. Overview . In this chapter, you will learn about:. • . The Economics of Pollution. • Command-and-Control Regulation. Topics. :. 1) Major Air Pollutants. 2) Smog & Acid Deposition. Our Atmosphere . IS. a Resource. Atmospheric Composition. N. 2. . 78.08%. O. 2. . 20.95%. Argon 0.93%. Carbon dioxide 0.04. % (400 . Air pollution is the contamination of air due to the presence of substances in the atmosphere that are harmful to the . health.  of . humans.  and other . living beings. .. Air pollution can cause diseases, allergies, and even death to humans; it can also cause harm to other living organisms such as animals and food crops, and  Air pollution can be caused by both human activities and natural phenomena..