The air quality index
The air quality index (AQI) of a area means that how
polluted or clean the air in a particular range is. It is measured to keep the
negative health impacts when people come into the area with uncleaned air. The
purposes of this blog are to introduce the air quality index (AQI) and compares
the AQI in Cincinnati area and Cleveland area in Ohio, and show how air
pollution might be controlled.
The air quality index is used to provide the public with an
indication of the air quality in a local area on a daily basis. If focuses on
health effects you may experience within a few hours or days after breathing
polluted air.
We can find the data we need in the home page of the Ohioenvironment protection agency.
According to the application under the Ohio environmentprotection agency, both area in Cincinnati district and Cleveland have good air
quality. Moreover, this does not imply that individuals in the district ought
not take measures to control air pollution. With the guide of the government
and the exertion of people's concerns, air pollution might be in a good
control.
There are few suggestions for the control of the air
pollution, Puja Mondal believed that there are 5 ways to protect the air
environment health. Some of the effective methods to Control Air Pollution are
as follows:
(a) Source Correction Methods: Industries make a major
contribution towards causing air pollution. Formation of pollutants can be
prevented and their emission can be minimised at the source itself.
(b) Pollution Control equipment: it becomes necessary to
install pollution control equipment to remove the gaseous pollutants from the
main gas stream.
(c) Diffusion of pollutant in air: Dilution of the
contaminants in the atmosphere is another approach to the control of air
pollution.
(d) Vegetation: Plants contribute towards controlling
air-pollution by utilizing carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen in the process
of photosynthesis.
(e) Zoning: Zoning advocates setting aside of separate areas
for industries so that they are far removed from the residential areas.
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