Air pollution is made up of various kinds of gases, and particles that reduce the quality of the air. Plants and animals and their habitats can also be harmed by air pollution. Air pollution has thinned the protective ozone layer above Earth. It can damage buildings, monuments, statues, and other structures. Air pollution can also result in haze, which reduces visibility and can sometimes interfere with aviation. The most abundant of air pollutants are Carbon …
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…decades. But the problem of air pollution should be much less of a problem in a couple of centuries from now. At that time, fuel sources that emit harmful air pollutants will be basically eliminated entirely. This assumes that human innovation and progress toward solving environmental problems continues, such as the fuel efficient and electric cars. But this has not taken into account that the population of automobiles is constantly increasing at an astonishing rate.