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Rzqust [24]
1 year ago
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I need help with this project I just have to write about building pollution in New York and what’s currently being done to stop

the pollution…
English
1 answer:
oksano4ka [1.4K]1 year ago
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Answer:

Ambient Air Quality Monitoring - tracks air quality, measures air pollutants
Air Program Forms and Instructions provides forms for facility registration, facility permits, emission reduction

There is also a pesticide management program that regulates the use of pesticides and is responsible for making sure places are compliant, enforce state pesticide laws, and protect the water from pesticide related contamination; they are working on sewage pollution, water, air, storm sewer systems, keep up with storm-water discharged from construction sites

Explanation:

There is a New York City Air pollution Control Code and the penalty schedule is also there online.  

The struggle is with the many ways that NYC is polluted by air and water.  

The major pollutants are the following:

Fine Particulate Matter -  motor vehicles and boilers used for heating in the city
Nitrogen Oxide - produced by fuel combustion
Elemental Carbon - fossil fuel combustion, including diesel exhaust
Sulfur Dioxide - released from the power plants and industrial facilities - can cause acid rain
Ozone- atoms that enter the air from motor vehicle exhaust, industrial emissions, and some natural sources.  This should protect us from the sun's rays, but instead it creates smog

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