One way that pollution affects our lives in that it results in an increase of free radicals in our bodies. Free radicals help to speed up the aging process and increase the risk of certain cancers. If you exercise outdoors, you are even more at risk. At peak times of day the air we breathe in can be quite unhealthful. To minimize impact try to exercise early in the day and away from heavily trafficked areas. This is not always possible so extra care needs to be taken with regards to your diet. A diet rich in fruits and vegetables from across the color spectrum will give you the aging and cancer fighting antioxidants that will help fight all of the 'gunk' you are taking in. As a competitive cyclist who routinely rides next to vehicle traffic, I also supplement my diet with an antioxidant beverage both before and after I ride. The one I have chosen also includes glucosamine which has made a noticeable difference in decreasing my joint pain.
some chemical energy causes pollution
by brain damage and loosing connection in phone services
Pollution can negatively impact daily life by affecting air and water quality, leading to health issues like respiratory problems and skin irritations. Pollution can also harm wildlife and ecosystems, reducing access to clean resources for ourselves and future generations. Measures to reduce pollution can help improve overall quality of life and well-being.
One effect of pollution on human life is to cause cancer.
The answer depends on WHERE daily life!
In the southern United States, there are many environmental factors that influence daily life. For instance, construction results in deforestation and pollution from machines. Furthermore, the hot, humid Summer air results in nearly continuously frizzy hair for months on end.
All of them since, by definition, they are part of daily life!
human contribute to air pollution cause of daily smoking and shouting
clean up pollution
angles in our daily life
it is a Daily life in Greece
The daily life of gay people is exactly the same as the daily life of straight people.