Topic: have you noticed what happens to the air? - page 2. (Read 701 times)

Except.. a study from 2016 found that EV emissions are almost the same as non-electric ones, which basically means it's all a marketing gimmick. Moreover, IIRC, lithium battery production creates quite a lot of pollution (this could be the information I'm looking for, but doesn't let me view without JS enabled).

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Not sure what exactly has provoked the current change of atmosphere - it might've been the lockdown, but the temperature and pollution levels in my area are way different than last year and the air feels so clean right now. But what's funny and ironic is that we pay for the alleged pollution we create while the army is secretly testing nukes in the ocean/underground as if my "dropped can of Coke" is just as dangerous as what those bomb tests are, lol.

Not to mention other weapons they're using, the massive leakages of different substances in the ocean etc. Again, please don't compare my use of plastic stuff vs what all of the above does to Earth! If we wanted a change, I think the top 10 richest people in the world donating only 5-10% of their wealth to make a change would change something significantly for the better of everyone without making them poor (and would probably account for more than the total amount the entire world donates for this cause in an entire decade) but ... oh wait, their billions aren't used for the good of the planet, are they..

I mean, we need to change the system completely, not put solar panels on your roof at your own expense. Governments should replace existing power plants with more harmless ones, rather than spending our taxes on wars and other nonsense.


Unfortunately, I'm not rich enough to help others. Besides, I have a big family that I have to support. So I'm sorry, but you'll have to take care of yourself.  

Usually, we survive the planet But minerals can't be released under the influence of wind energy We receive oxygen through the air and solar power with wind energy the world is typically composed of minerals and sedimentary rocks. What comes with the wind is typically a neighborhood of our survival With wind energy and solar power the book changes generations.

Has anybody asked you for all your money, yet? No? Then I will. Give me all your money. Send it to my bitcoin address, below.

After all, you love people so much that you want to save the planet. Save me! Send me all your money.

What? You were using all that save-the-planet BS to gain control? I'm amazed at you.

The initial problem with this, is that not many can afford to set-up their solar and wind energy sources. If only, those sources will be more affordable to the community, I think a lot will avail such services. Who will say no for free electricity? You just need to spend a handful of cash at the start.

How about jumping stilts?


Testing My New Superhuman Legs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70IpV0C6icY


Jumping springs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4V6oZZhCkNg


 

As I have said many times before, in order to save the planet and humanity, we must now give up using burnt minerals in favor of solar and wind energy. And the sooner we do that, the more generations can live on this planet.

Do you read about the news about reducing pollution at this pandemic? 2-3 months ago, after this pandemic become global, and many countries apply lockdown, I read the news about the pollution in every country has drops significant, but I forget the source link. I think earth doing healing by itself while we are at our homes, and that makes the atmosphere also self-healing.

But with the lockdown has been lifted in many countries, I think that can make pollution increase again if we can not prevent using the energy in our homes. It is big work for every human, but it is very hard to do since not all people will care about that.

We have used the energy every day, and that makes us feel difficult to reduce energy, but I am sure that we can do that. Maybe we should search for the newest energy which does not make a lot of damage as what we did.

It's very hard for us, ordinary people, to change anything. If you want to feel better you can move away from the city and at the very least not breath those fumes in.
Funny thing is that when I moved to the countryside I thought the air is going to be much cleaner, but it isn't so. People in the country are used to heating their houses with coal and it can really make the air stink in winter, even when you're 500 m from the nearest house.

From the simplest thing, choose a bicycle instead of a car, and limit travel by transport, if possible, or choose electric cars. There are not many ways to reduce emissions. More questions to factories and power plants of course.

You forgot the chemtrails, that the US military admits are being sprayed, and create a bigger haze over the earth than you would ever see in nature.

The atmosphere is the layer of air (gaseous envelope) that surrounds the earth.
Most of the air is located in the lower layers of the atmosphere.
Changes in air composition can be affected by emissions or sources that are divided into three major groups.


1. The first group of emissions are emissions that were not caused by human activity, such as volcanoes, oceans, storms, etc.
    These are called natural emissions.

2. Emissions which in nature are wholly or partly caused by human action.
    They are common in agriculture (cattle breeding) or are the result of fires caused by deforestation.

3. And the last, third group of emissions were created by direct human action and are called anthropogenic emissions.
    These are, for example, emissions caused by the processing or use of chemical substances, the burning of fossil fuels, those that occur for the purpose of obtaining energy,
    and the like.
Those emissions that are created by the action of nature are everyday and last from the time of the formation of our planet.
These natural emissions greatly affect the chemical composition of the atmosphere, but man cannot influence them.
For example, many active volcanoes on Earth are constantly emitting gases such as sulfur, hydrogen, flour and the like.
Volcanic eruptions also release various radioactive substances.

The greatest air pollution is caused by man, by burning fossil fuels.
Combustion products are very dangerous gases (sulfur dioxide, ammonia, carbon dioxide) that pollute the air and that can combine with rain and cause acid rain.
Among the major air pollutants are freons (the name for gases) which are released into the atmosphere and cause it to heat up and destroy the ozone layer that protects the Earth from the penetration of UV rays.
Air protection measures have existed for centuries, but have only been seriously implemented in the last few decades.


One hundred years ago, waste gases were not purified.
Chimneys at the time had the sole purpose of exhausting gases and providing enough air for combustion.
Numerous measurements of air quality in the last thirty years, when deforestation has been observed, have led to increased awareness of pollution prevention by reducing overall chimneys, catalysts are installed in vehicles, global conferences are held to protect the Earth and its environment.



How do you think we, as humans, can help with air pollution, how can we prevent or reduce it?