Air Pollution Paragraph

(a) What is air?

What is this thing called air?

(b) How is it polluted?

How does it get dirty?

(c) What is the most common factor for air pollution?

What causes air pollution the most?

(d) Where does air pollution occur most?

Where does air pollution happen the most?

(e) Who can stop air pollution and how?

Who has the power to prevent air pollution and how can they do it?

The air, which is a very important part of our surroundings, keeps getting dirty all the time, and this poses a big danger to our existence. Nobody, whether human or animal, can live without air. This necessary part of our surroundings becomes dirty in many different ways. Smoke of all kinds is the biggest reason for causing air pollution. People light fires to cook food, to burn waste, and to melt tar for making roads. All these things create lots of smoke and make the air dirty. Smoke coming out of factories, brick kilns, and industries also causes air pollution. Additionally, vehicles like cars, buses, and trucks that travel on roads produce a lot of smoke, which makes the air dirty. Furthermore, by burning coal, petrol, diesel, and oil, trains and power plants create smoke that pollutes the air. However, the most serious air pollution usually happens in big cities and industrial areas. Air pollution eventually leads to serious diseases that spread through the air, like high blood pressure and cancer. Sometimes, severe air pollution can even cause death. We need to stop air pollution to keep the world a livable place. It's up to humans to stop air pollution by planting many more trees for a healthier and happier life.