Air pollution is a serious problem facing our planet.

This is caused by our violation of nature,

through activities that spread dangerous chemicals and pollutants in the air we breathe. .The
causes of air pollution are many and wide, including the burning of fossil fuels, factory and
industrial violations, the use of chemicals in products, and other human activities that release
harmful elements into our atmosphere.

.the effect of air pollution is very negative on the health of people and nature. It causes
various respiratory diseases such as asthma, bronchitis, and other complications in the
lungs. .poor air quality also results in the loss of deep reserves of the ozone layer, which
attempts to protect us from the sun's harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation. .in addition, air
pollution causes the destruction of ecosystems, the death of plants and animals, and the
reduction of biodiversity.

Dealing with air pollution is a long-term duty that we must live up to. .it is important that we
have policies and regulations aimed at reducing air pollutant levels. We must be responsible
in our actions and find clean and sustainable ways to reduce the use of fossil fuels and other
harmful chemicals. .enjoying public transportation, using renewable energy sources, and
sharing information about air pollution are just some of the steps we can take to combat it.

About Global Warming:

.global warming is a long-term increase in the world's temperature. This is caused by the
increase in greenhouse gases in our atmosphere, specifically carbon dioxide from the
burning of fossil fuels and other human activities. .large emissions of greenhouse gases
cause warming of the planet, which has disastrous effects on our environment.

The effects of global warming are many and far-reaching. .first, it causes an increase in
carbon levels in the oceans, which causes the waters to warm and destroy corals and other
marine ecosystems. This results in loss of habitats and reduction of biodiversity in water
bodies. .second, global warming is causing the level to rise