The bar chart represents the daily indicative amount of two

major pollutants (SO2 and N2O) in the four popular cities of

the world in 2000.
Generally speaking, in the terms of air pollution included
both the mentioned pollutants, Mexico City is leading all the
other cities, whereas, the big city of India, Calcutta had the
moderate air pollution. Though there was not major
difference can be seen in the amount of the two pollutants.
Noticeably, Log Angeles grabbed the first position, having
being the lowest amount of Sulphur Dioxide.
The maximum level of air pollution was present in Mexico
City where both the pollutants reached its peak limit that was
200 and above milligrams per m3, also the figures are
doubled than that of Log Angeles, maximum limit of N2O.
There was no striking difference between the levels of
Dinitrous Oxide (N2O) in Calcutta and Beijing.
Remarkably, in Los Angeles the least amount of Sulphur
Dioxide was found (merely 10 milligrams per m3), whereas,
Calcutta accumulated five times higher SO2 at both minimum
and maximum level. Beijing’s SO2 maximum limit was four
quarters higher than that of its minimum level.