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nikitadnepr [17]
3 years ago
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List three effects that an increase in urbanization can have on air quality

Biology
2 answers:
Law Incorporation [45]3 years ago
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Increase in urbanization will lead to increase in the number of people who are living in an urban area and it will also lead to increase in development in that area. The increase in development can come in form of construction of industries, which release large amount of waste products that pollute the air. This will lead to air pollution and reduce air quality. Development can also be in form of availability of electricity, that makes it possible for people to operate different electrical gadgets such as radio and television, which can result in noise pollution. Increase in the number of people who operate motor vehicles will also lead to increase in air pollution, which is caused by fossils fuel.

Feliz [49]3 years ago
8 0
There are several effects that an increase in urbanization will have on air quality. One will be there will be more vehicles on the road. Before the city was urbanized, there were fewer vehicles and people. Another reason will be more industry pollution. When a city has been urbanized, more factories will come for the citizens to have jobs and to bring in more money. The burning of fossil fuels will also increase as the population grows. That will have a huge effect on the air quality. 
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