Air Pollution Stop Now!
My next car will be a hybrid or something of that kind. Exhaust fumes from vehicles Cars are one of my biggest pet peeves. In some places in the U.S., if your car is more than a specified amount of years, you need to get a smog test done in order to drive it. Unfortunately, other places seem to be behind the times with the necessary precautions to ensure good air quality. I think it is absolutely imperative that all sites comply with strict rules on emissions automobiles.
Driving a car is the worst thing we can do to air quality. Vehicle use has decreased because of high gasoline prices and large SUVs and trucks are replaced by smaller cars. I have seen some new cars to chip on the road recently, which later became the rave since the hybrid was introduced. Other countries, other than the United States have better jobs reduce their emission levels. The negative health affects of car exhaust are pervasive and difficult to measure.
The obvious solution is to drive less. local and global pollution would be reduced if every car owner committed to use their cars less and 30% starting immediately. If we can not resist the temptation to drive and buy large, certain heavy vehicles the issue would be resolved. driving should be a privilege that is what he should be first. The number of vehicles in urban areas should be set a quota necessary to reduce congestion and air pollution. They should implement this in Los Angeles to begin and add an efficient public transport system.
There are many other things we can do to reduce air pollution caused by cars. Rewarding people who take public transit, carpool, or use other means of transport like a bicycle. tract HOV lanes, toll roads, bus lanes for faster travel, and companies can shift work hours to reduce the time to peak. The long-term solutions such as requiring that vehicles use biofuels, propane, natural gas and hydrogen as an energy source would greatly improve the air quality.
Not only automobile pollution bad for the environment, but smog is one of the factors that contribute to cause wrinkles and premature aging. This, in addition to sunlight and stagnant air can amplify the negative effect of skin problems. It can also cause respiratory problems and fatigue. Each of us must do our part to ensure that future generations can breathe clean air.
About the Author
Lyla Feldman writes articles about striving towards a healthy lifestyle. Some of her favorite passions include writing about energy drinks and natural sleep aids.
“Don’t Be Cruel, Carpool”, Los Angeles GoMetro. Watch in High Quality.
