July 30, 2020
Air pollution
Currently, air pollution is a big problem around the world. There are many industries that are responsible for air pollution. They only care about making money, but they do not care about finding potential ways that could reduce air pollution. The situation is even worse in developing countries as there are no regulations or standards that could set a limit for CO2 and other greenhouse gasses.
The situation is also worse in China where CO2 emissions are beyond the permissible limit. Before the Coronavirus occurred in China, the Chinese used to wear protective masks to protect themselves from breathing toxins. I remember a friend of mine who was traveling to China with an N95 mask. When I saw her looking for a mask in Hiroshima City, I asked her the reason, and she told me that she was traveling to China and in order to protect herself from air pollution in China, she needed a mask.
Obviously, there are other reasons for air pollution as well such as vehicles. Usually, private cars are one of the reasons for air pollution in developing countries. In developing countries, because public transport is not suitable for passengers in a city, many people prefer to buy a private vehicle. When the economic situation of households improves, they plan to buy a car. I have even seen families with two or three cars. The bad thing about these vehicles is the fact that it has low passenger capacity but high CO2 emission. Therefore, imagine a city where almost every household owns a car or even every member of a family owns a car.
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Aug. 1, 2020
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Air pollution
Currently, air pollution is a big problem around the world.
There are many industries that are responsible for air pollution.
The situation is even worse in developing countries as there are no regulations or standards that could set a limit for CO2 and other greenhouse gasses.
The situation is also worse in China where CO2 emissions are beyond the permissible limit.
Before the Coronavirus occurred in China, the Chinese used to wear protective masks to protect themselves from breathing toxins.
I remember a friend of mine who was traveling to China with an N95 mask.
When I saw her looking for a mask in Hiroshima City, I asked her the reason, and she told me that she was traveling to China and in order to protect herself from air pollution in China, she needed a mask.
Obviously, there are other reasons for air pollution as well such as vehicles.
Usually, private cars are one of the reasons for air pollution in developing countries.
In developing countries, because public transport is not suitable for passengers in a city, many people prefer to buy a private vehicles.
When the economic situation of households improves, they plan to buy a car.
I have even seen families with two or three cars.
The bad thing about these vehicles is the fact that it hasthey have a low passenger capacity but high CO2 emissions.
Therefore, imagine a city where almost every household owns a car or even every member of a family owns a car.
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I remember a friend of mine who was travelling to China with an N95 mask. |
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The situation is also worse in China where CO2 emissions are beyond the permissible limit. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Before the Coronavirus occurred in China, Chinese used to wear protective masks to protect themselves from breathing toxins. |
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Air pollution This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Currently, air pollution is a big problem around the world. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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There are many industries that are responsible for air pollution. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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They only care about making money, but they do not care about finding potential ways that could reduce air pollution. |
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The situation is even worse in developing countries as there are no regulations or standards that could set a limit for CO2 and other greenhouse gasses. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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When I saw her looking for a mask in Hiroshima City, I asked her the reason, and she told me that she was travelling to China and in order to protect herself from air pollution in China, she needed a mask. |
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Obviously, there are other reasons for air pollution as well such as vehicles. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Usually, private cars are one of the reasons for air pollution in developing countries. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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In developing countries, because public transport is not suitable for passengers in a city, many people prefer to buy a private vehicle. In developing countries, because public transport is not suitable for passengers in a city, many people prefer to buy |
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When the economic situation of households improves, they plan to buy a car. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I have even seen families with two or there cars. |
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The bad thing about these vehicles is the fact that it has low passenger capacity but high CO2 emission. The bad thing about these vehicles is the fact that The bad thing about these vehicles is th |
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Therefore, imagine a city where almost every household own a car or even every member of a family owns a car. |
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They only care about making money, but they do not care about finding potential ways that could reduce air pollution. They only care about making money, |
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Before the Coronavirus occurred in China, the Chinese used to wear protective masks to protect themselves from breathing toxins. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I remember a friend of mine who was traveling to China with an N95 mask. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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When I saw her looking for a mask in Hiroshima City, I asked her the reason, and she told me that she was traveling to China and in order to protect herself from air pollution in China, she needed a mask. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Therefore, imagine a city where almost every household owns a car or even every member of a family owns a car. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I have even seen families with two or three cars. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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