In our daily lives, we live without thinking about the
pollution of our world. Sometimes when
Air pollution causes a negative condition. It increases the global
warming of the world, affects most people, animals and natural life. It brings
with it many health problems and reduces the amount of fresh air space.
Developed countries around the world are the most important factors in
increasing air pollution. There are many factors that cause air pollution in
the world. These factors are always human factor. China, which has the most
populous country in the world today, is one of the world's highest air
pollution countries. Thousands of factories, thermal power plants and many
other institutions in China are the main responsible for unhealthy air
pollution. The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is responsible for the
prevention and monitoring of air pollution. In addition, this company finds and
applies various methods to reduce air pollution worldwide. In 2019, the EPA
introduced a number of innovations to prevent air pollution. The EPA's mission
is to ensure the health of people in the world, the protection of green spaces
and a healthier airspace for people because air pollution makes the air of our
world uninhabitable. The best solution to the EPA's air pollution crisis in
China is the requirement that factories use air filters. This necessity will
create healthier and cleaner air spaces.
The best solution for EPA's air pollution in China is the
air filter. Factories that do not have air filters cause great harm to the
environment and human health. The lack of air filters in most factories in
China has caused many people to lose their health. Also, many fresh air fields
in China have been destroyed due to not using air filter. EPA has proposed a
variety of ways to protect against air pollution in China. These are presented
as suggestions to prohibit the use of air filters in all factories in China as
a legal requirement, to prohibit the mixing of chemicals into the air that
would endanger
human health and to clean the air of a region as much as the
area of each factory. As a result of EPA air filter recommendations, it aims to
further reduce China's future air pollution. The lack of air filters in most
factories in China has caused many people to lose their health. Also, many
fresh air fields in China have been destroyed due to not using air filter. EPA
has proposed a variety of ways to protect against air pollution in China. These
are presented as suggestions to prohibit the use of air filters in all
factories in China as a legal requirement, to prohibit the mixing of chemicals
into the air that would endanger human health and to clean the air of a region
as much as the area of each factory. As a result of EPA air filter
recommendations, it aims to further reduce China's future air pollution. As air
cleaning filters enter industrial companies, they will affect the lives of
plants and animals as well as improve the health of people. "Air
pollutants can harm animals and plants in ways other than direct exposure. This
is because air pollution can damage ecosystems and lead to global warming"
(Cam Fil Air Filters). Air Filters is a very important protective function for
all living things on our planet. In addition, several studies have been carried
out to reduce carbon dioxide in the air. The most interesting of these works
"involves a technology called "bioenergy with carbon capture and
sequestration" (Plumer). This method is thought for this way. "you
harvest plants that are absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, burn them
for electricity, and then capture the CO2 that’s emitted from those power
plants and bury it underground" (Plumer). With this method, the carbon
dioxide ratio in the air will be filtered. It will have a positive impact on
the environment and people.
The second reason for EPA's air pollution in China is to
provide healthier living conditions. The rising air pollution rate in China
causes many diseases such as heart disease, respiratory tract, lung, liver and
stroke. In addition, death rates have increased in recent years due to air
pollution. The EPA has made various medical recommendations to China. They also
recommend protective ways to protect people against diseases. The EPA has made
several recommendations to reduce the rate of air pollution both in medical
terms and to enable people to achieve healthier living conditions against air
pollution in China. According to the statistical information from the China Power
website EPA and Chinese Ministry of Environmental Protection sources "China
and India each had 1.1 million air pollution-related deaths in 2015, accounting
for half of the world’s total air pollution deaths that year"
(China Power
Team). As it is understood from the statistical information, unhealthy living
conditions caused by air pollution cause people to lose their lives. According
to AQI statistical information by EPA, “the Air Quality Index (AQI) values the
Values of Colors in Health. Dangerous Bordeaux. It triggers health warnings of
emergency situations. The entire population is more likely to be affected”(Air Quality Index). The fact that the air
pollution in China is at a level that endangers the health conditions is a
great risk for the health conditions of people. EPA has been tasked with
improving unhealthy living conditions in China and helping China for a
healthier airspace.
The third reason of EPA against air pollution in China is
that it wants to create a cleaner airspace. The rising rate of air pollution in
China has led to a further decrease in natural life, forests and fresh air
areas. In addition, toxic air fields caused by chemical wastes cause a rapid
decrease in the number of fresh air spaces people have. EPA's recommendations
for upgrading fresh air areas in China include: the use of environmentally
friendly vehicles that pollute the air less, planting a certain amount of trees
every year, recycling of all kinds of chemical wastes that will cause the
pollution of the air and increasing the use of natural energy sources to reduce
air pollution. According to the statistical information from the China Power
website EPA and Chinese Ministry of Environmental Protection sources “Motor
vehicle exhaust has changed the composition of urban air pollution” (China Power
Team). Air pollution caused by motor vehicles is one of the most important
factors in increasing the rate of air pollution in urban. Again according to
the information received on the China Power website “In 2000, 45-60 percent of
nitrogen oxide emissions and 85 percent of carbon monoxide emissions were
produced by motor vehicles”(China Power Team). Due to the large number of human
populations in China, they use many motor vehicles. This situation plays a big
role in decreasing clean air spaces and increasing air pollution. It will be
perfect for the soul and body health
of people who do not encounter any chemicals
and toxic air in their daily lives. “this show just how important a safe
environment is to a person's overall well-being” (Leins). These areas can be
greened and brought to society and nature as more and more clean airspace areas
emerge from companies. Even the animal and plant population will lead to better
living conditions. The EPA aims at increasing the proportion of more clean
airspaces in China so that natural life and people can have cleaner airspace.
Although the EPA wants to reduce the
rate of air pollution crisis in China, the Chinese government has to find
lasting solutions to air pollution. According to the Harvard magazine, “With
the fall in coal use, the emissions of CO2 fall by 9 percent. Such a reduction
would be a substantial contribution to the global goal of limiting climate
change, given that China in 2004 produced 18.2 percent of the world’s total CO2
emissions from fossil-fuel combustion” (Ho&Jorgensen). The Chinese
government applied high taxes to reduce coal consumption in 2004. However, he
was not able to make huge changes. At present, air pollution has increased even
more today. However, the Chinese government does not have enough knowledge
about how to have air filter, healthier life and cleaner airspace against air
pollution. According to the Economist's article "The country has had
draconian anti-pollution measures since 2013, when it introduced a set of
prohibitions called the national action plan on air pollution"(The
Economist). The use of coal throughout the country is prohibited. As a result,
a certain reduction in the rate of air pollution has been experienced. “sped up
the use of filters and scrubbers”(The Economist). Air pollution has been tried
to be reduced
throughout the country by using air filters and various cleaners.
The EPA has sufficient knowledge and equipment around the world in this regard,
and has the desire to help China in a livable world in order to prevent the
rise of the rate of air pollution throughout the world.
China's air pollution crisis to be
more afforestation, preventing the mixing of chemical and toxic wastes into the
air, and recycling with cleaner energy sources, should be implemented as soon
as possible with the recommendations of the EPA. Many researchers, journalists,
and government agencies say that these three factors will be effective in
reducing air pollution. These solutions will also serve as a model for
countries such as India and Nepal where air pollution is very high after air
pollution in China. If EPA's solutions to air pollution in China are
successful, it will encourage the use of these methods to reduce air pollution
for many countries with air pollution around the world.
Work
Cities
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Industrial Air Filters Are Threatening Plants and Animals.” 6 June 2018. Accessed
8 May 2019.
Leins, Casey. “These 10 States Have the Best Natural
Environment.” Staff Writer. 19 April 2018. Accessed 8 May 2019.
Plumer, Brad. “Can we build power plants that actually
take carbon dioxide out of the air?” 11 March 2015. Accessed 8 May 2019.
China Power Team.
"Is air quality in China a social problem?" China Power. February 15,
2016. Updated October 16, 2018. Accessed 19 May 2019.
Air Quality Index. “A
Guide to Air Quality and Your Health.” Brochure 2014. EPA-456/F-14-002. 14
February 2014. Accessed 19 May 2019.
Mun S. Ho & Dale W.
Jorgensen. “Greening China” Market-based policies for air-pollution control.
Published September-October 2008 by Harvard Magazine. Accessed 19 May 2019.
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