the effect of indoor air pollution?
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indoor air pollution is worst than outside. at least polluted air outside is not recirculated several times from person to person. look at now what the cinema's polluted air can do - air breath out by several people - this is where communicable disease are transffered - EBOLA!!!!remember?
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.fccc.edu/docs/publications/PRN/PRN-news-spring2002-pg5.pdf#search='Cold%20NSS%20side%20effects'
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check out side effects \nprobably heartburn
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Bacteria and Personal Hygiene.
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you could do something like, the effects of pollutants on soil, then to show your experiment try growing plants in different types of soil, have one with normal soil, your control, then others with different pollutants, oil, chemicals, garbage\nHopefully this could help
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Try This\n\n"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environmental_Psychology"
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There is no good answer to this problem since Mexico City has some of the worst air pollution in the world.  You can stay inside, preferably with a filtered air conditioning system (most office buildings use these), and go outside only when air pollution is less (check pollution reports, windy days).  Also, if asthma is the problem, consider other ways to control your asthma.
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The Sharper Image stores have a little device that produces a steady flow of ozone to clean the air in a room. It works great, my grandpa used to smoke cigars in his house and he had one of those things in the house and you could barely tell anyone had ever smoked in there.
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Lots of pollution. According to estimates , it polluted 330 thousand of hectares of land and increased the SPM by 55 PPM. more than 5000 adults developed breathing problems as a result of that and it resulted in more than 900 stillbirths in the next two years
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Yes, especially if someone spends time in that area.  Mold indoors can be harmful to anyone, however mold is more harmful for those with respiratory illnesses, allergies to mold, or have other conditions compromising their immune systems.  However, even healthy people can have complications from indoor mold.  You should not allow it to grow in your home anywhere.  \n\nWhen we lived in Italy we had a really bad mold problem and would have to wipe the walls down with bleach and water once a week.  At first we did not know why we all were getting sick. We first began to notice that when we would leave the house we would feel better.  We thought it was just allergies because we were new in the environment at first, but we got worse.  After visiting the doctor and him knowing we were new to Italy he asked about the mold in the house.
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static electricity.  If the air is very dry in your house, this can happen, especially on carpet or upholstered furniture and then touching something metal or electronic.  We have this problem too, especially in the winter.  We got a room humidifier and it has really helped.  It adds water to your air.
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Yes, the Children's Health Study, which began in 1992, is a large, long-term, study of the effects of chronic air pollution exposures on the health of children living in Southern California. Children may be more strongly affected by air pollution because their lungs and their bodies are still developing. Children are also exposed to more air pollution than adults since they breathe faster and spend more time outdoors in strenuous activities.
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Smoking, Smog, Pollen, Flu, Dust...that's all i can think of right now.
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Try to be more productive from now on instead of going straight here to ask a question.\nI found it INSTANTLY when I typed in "the effects of noise pollution" in google. Check my source(s)
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the effects that it caused.
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I assume you mean the effect on human health.  Here is a good source for information on radiation sickness at different exposure levels.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiation_sickness
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Air pollution is a broad term applied to all physical (particulate matter), chemical, and biological agents that modify the natural characteristics of the atmosphere.\n\nSome definitions also consider physical perturbations such as noise pollution, heat, radiation or light pollution as air pollution.[citation needed] Definitions commonly include the term harmful as a requisite to consider a change to the atmosphere as pollution.\n\nAir pollutants are classified as either primary or secondary; a primary air pollutant is one that is emitted directly to the air from a given source, such as the Carbon monoxide produced as a byproduct of combustion, whereas a secondary air pollutant is formed in the atmosphere through chemical reactions involving primary air pollutants. The formation of ozone in photochemical smog is an example of a secondary air pollutant.\n\nThe atmosphere is a complex, dynamic and fragile system. Concern is growing about the global effects of air pollutant emissions, especially global warming. Stratospheric ozone depletion due to air pollution has long been recognized as a threat to human health.