Air pollution increases the human body's resistance.

Air pollution only affects plants and animals.

Air pollution has no effect on health.

Air pollution can cause respiratory problems, heart disease, and other negative effects on human health.

Air pollution has no effect on human health.

Air pollution helps in controlling global temperatures.

Air pollution increases soil fertility.

Long-term effects of air pollution include ecosystem damage, climate change, and decreased quality of life.

Increase the use of single-use plastics

Reduce the number of trees in the city

Increase the use of fossil fuels

Reduce the use of motor vehicles, increase energy efficiency, use renewable energy sources, and plant trees.

Trees only produce carbon dioxide.

Trees have no effect on air quality.

Trees cause an increase in air pollution.

Trees play a role in absorbing air pollution and producing oxygen.

Air pollution is only caused by vehicles and not by industry.

Industry only produces products without any impact on the environment.

Industry contributes to environmental recovery through the production process.

Industry contributes to air pollution through the release of harmful gases and particles from the production process.

Food waste

Common air pollutants

Toxic and radioactive chemicals

Domestic wastewater

To accelerate climate change.

To reduce production costs.

To protect human health and ecosystems.

To increase air pollution.