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3 years ago

3. What is the difference between the environmental impacts of particles, such as dust and

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Minchanka [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

Environmental impacts of particles, such as dust and smoke, released from livestock production - impair the visibility, can lead to acid rain, degrade the ecosystem

Environmental impacts of greenhouse gases released from livestock production - increase in atmospheric temperature

Explanation:

Environmental impacts of particles, such as dust and smoke, released from livestock production -

Release of particles such as dust and smoke is referred to as particulate pollution. These particle makes the air unfit for .breathing. If humans inhale it, it will adversely affect the heart and lungs.

These particle impair the visibility, can lead to acid rain, degrade the ecosystem etc.

Environmental impacts of greenhouse gases released from livestock production -

Green house gases will lead to increase in atmospheric temperature

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