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What are the consequences of air pollution in Hong Kong ?

What are the consequences of air pollution in Hong Kong ?. Air pollution can be defined as the presence of airborne particles that are harmful to the well being of animal and plant life. The quality of life in Hong Kong is negatively affected by air pollution in several ways.

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What are the consequences of air pollution in Hong Kong ?

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  1. What are the consequences of air pollution in Hong Kong ? Air pollution can be defined as the presence of airborne particles that are harmful to the well being of animal and plant life. The quality of life in Hong Kong is negatively affected by air pollution in several ways. Understanding of key elements of the title – definition of “air pollution” Signposting for the essay 1 They include: degradation of visibility,acid rain and, more broadly, rising temperatures and the depletion of the ozone layer.

  2. Visibility degradation is caused by airborne particles, which scatter light and serve as condensation nuclei for clouds and fog. 2 Topic Sentence The particulates can come from natural phenomena such as volcanic eruptions, dust storms and sea spray or from human activities such as combustion. In Hong Kong , the combustion of fossil fuels in cars is the main contributor to the situation and is worsened by the occurrence of photochemical smog – formed when smoke and exhaust fuels are trapped in a fog and undergo photochemical reactions. Development of Main idea Acid rain is a chemical phenomenon caused by the dissolution of nitrogen oxides and sulphur dioxide in rainwater to form nitric acid and sulphuric acid, respectively… 3 Rising temperatures are the major result of the greenhouse effect and these in turn lead to increasing sea levels and droughts… 4 In conclusion… 5

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