... or even gel your hair, you create air pollution you make choices that can reduce pollution. You are not expected to not make any air pollution, (even though that would be good). You are only expected to reduce it by not making to much waste. When more people make clean air choices, we'll all breathe easier. About ... 7 tons per day of smog-forming gases and almost a ton of inhalable particles are spared from the air we ... guidelines, and public education and outreach. The goal of the Indoor Program is to identify and reduce exposures to indoor air pollutants. Today, because of industri...

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Pollution Types Pollution can arise from the consumption or use of products (product pollution) or the production of those products (process pollution). Examples of product pollution include the consumption of foods contaminated with pesticides, the use of aerosol sprays with ozone depleting chemicals, driving vehicles, heating homes with polluting fuels, etc. Examples of process pollution include water pollution from pulp and paper mills, air pollution from steel mills, hazardous waste ... pollution from chemical plants, radiation from nuclear power plants, etc. Individual Action These are a...

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