Informative Speech: Polltion Getter For Air Pollution

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I. Introduction A. Attention getter: Fumes. Gases. Toxins. We cannot survive without air; even though, we must inhale any air that is available in the atmosphere. According to the Environmental Protection Agency “a new gas powered lawn mower produces…air pollution in one hour of operation as 11 new cars each being driven for one hour” (Springfels). If the society keeps producing technology, then the environment will be destroyed. B. Relevance: Air pollution is something that everyone should be concern, especially if we’re advancing a lot in technology, especially in vehicles and the importance of our air or the environment. C. Credibility Statement: As I said, we cannot survive without air; even though, we must inhale any air that is available in the atmosphere. When I had a job, I would go back and forward with my car to make some errands, which created more pollution in the atmosphere. That’s why I learned about our atmosphere and how it’ being affected to the environment. D. Central idea: The involvement of technology has change the Earth’s atmosphere, it is important to understand how can air pollution in the community, and how it involves with the emissions of vehicles. E. Initial preview: We will learn about the creation of air pollution, the effects of air pollution, and how the companies reduce more air pollution from a catalytic converter. …show more content…

We just learned about the outdoor air pollution, now we have to learn about the indoor air pollution. Indoor air pollution, is founded with the highest concentration of harmful fumes or toxic pollutants than outdoors. According to Nature, Causes, and Burden of Condition, air pollution is considering “a major threat to health, particularly for women and young children, who may spend many hours close to the fire”, other words most of the household uses “solid fuels burn them in open fire or simple stoves that release most of the smoke into the home”, creating more air pollution (Bruce, Rehfuess, Mehta, Hutton, & Smith

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