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A combination of high levels of SO
and PM exacerbated by air inversion caused the 1952 London
smog.
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Photochemical (aka LA-type) smog forms due to a reaction between VOCs and NOx, catalyzed by
sunlight, to create noxious pollutants such as ozone, formaldehyde, etc.
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Incomplete combustion is a major source of CO emissions.
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Leaded gasoline, paints, and batteries are examples of man-made sources of Pb emissions.
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High-temperature combustion is a common man-made source of NO
emissions.
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Combustion, construction, and cement industry are sample sources of particulate emissions.
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Agricultural activities are among the major sources of ammonia emissions.
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Paints, solvents and fossil fuels are sample contributors to VOC emissions.
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Anaerobic decomposition of waste is a major source of H
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Coal and waste combustion are among the main anthropogenic sources of lead (Pb).
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Question 11
Coal combustion is a major source of SO
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Question 12
Plastic pollution in surface waters is of concern as plastics do not decay for a long time and also
block sunlight.
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Question 13
CO
does not contribute to acidification of surface waters.
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Eutrophication is caused by detergent disposal, septic leachate, and/or agricultural run-off.
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Question 15
Cuyahoga River fire, public health crises in Times Beach and Love Canal, and Exxon Valdez and
BP oil spills are examples of environmental disasters in the United States.
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Question 16
The time gap between banning CFCs and the healing of ozone layer was due to the long
atmospheric lifetime of CFCs.
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Ozone layer depletion is more severe near the equator.
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Each chlorine atom can destroy very few O
molecules over its lifetime.
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The environmental impacts of pharmaceuticals and nanotechnology products are well-understood
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The Clean Water Act of 1977 and the Clean Air Act of 1970 are examples of the efforts made by the
U.S. government to tackle environmental pollution.
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Question 21
According to the Pollution Prevention Act of 1990, pollution handling should be done in the
following order: recycling, treatment, prevention or reduction at the source, and disposal.
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Question 22
Which Act created the USEPA?
Clean Air Act
Clean Water Act
Safe Drinking Water Act
National Environmental Policy Act
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The USEPA is in charge of protecting nation's
Land
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