Exhibition Slideshow Clean Air Group

Mei Yang, Sahaara Kang,

Trent Clisby, Jora Dhaliwal

Central Idea:
How humans manage resources impacts
the planet.

Air Pollution and How it Affect Animals.

By: Trent A.C.

What is Air Pollution and how Does it

Work?

What are the Effects of Air Pollution and Where

Does Air Pollution Come From?
Long term pollution:

Long term pollution :Lung cancer, Chronic Respiratory

Diseases.Etc
Factories: They make air pollution and then it kills animals.
Cars (transportation): Fumes come out of the car and causes
more air pollution for animals.
Acid Rain: Makes fish feel bad and when something eats it it
will kill the animals that ate it.

Cars:

Chemical use of farming: Animals eat the plants and then

they will get sick and they use tractors and planes to spray it
on and those lead to air pollution.
Burning of fossil fuel: Releases lots of air pollution.

How Air Pollution Changed Over

Time and How it Affects Animals

Industrial Revolution
Industrial Revolution was when the
air pollution first
started in the late 1700s.

How Did the Industrial Revolution Affect Animals

The industrial revolution
affect animals 100 years
later. It affected them by
spreading fumes and deadly gases into air what cause air pollution that kills away
the plant and animal.

What Gases Come out of Factories and Why do They Hurt

Animals?
Gases fumes and smoke come out of
factories. That gases are really bad for the
environment and animals. All those fumes
gases and smoke causes acid rain which
causes the fish to die in the lake and
animals that eat them will get sick to and
die as well. This would cause the food chain to fall.

How Much Pollution was Made When Cars Were Invented?

In the 1700s there were horses and
buggys. In 1885 the first car was
invented. Soon cars were everywhere
and caused lots of air pollution.

The Beginning of My Timeline

In 1700s the Industrial Revolution started that is when air pollution started. It
started because it was a easier way to make basic needs instead of doing it hand
to hand.
some basic needs they made
were:

How Humans Got Coal

humans needed coal to make these basic needs. But there was carbon monoxide
that could kill them so they got canaries. They use canary to see if it was safe. If it
wasn't safe the canary would die but if it was safe the canary would survive.

Beginning of Cars
The beginning of cars led to more pollution than ever. The beginning of car started
in the 1885. It was called the Benz Motorwagen.

Burns Bog Field Trip

This is a picture
about how Burn Bog
is important.

I took this picture because the sun hit the moss

perfectly.
This is me
with jora at
Burns Bog.

Southpointe Academy's Perspective

Did you know that Air pollution affects
animals?
animals

Should we care that air pollution

affect animals?

How Air Pollution Affects Plants

By: Mei Y.

How Does Air Pollution Affect Plants

Cause
Cars are one of the main pollutants that humans
produce.

Effect
In Beijing, China, this picture shows what is
happening.

Air Pollution Timeline...

13th Century:
King Edward banned the
burning of sea coal in london.

18 and 19th Century:

The industrial revolution used
a large amount of coal, and
made air and water pollution.

Year 1936:
Milwaukee was the first American city to ban smoking on all
public transportation.

Year 1948:
In Donora, Pennsylvania, 7000
people became ill and 20 died
because the local
manufacturing plants producing
air pollution.

Year 1948:
The U.S. government made a law to control the amount of
water pollution.

1948 U.S. president,

Harry S. Truman.

Year 1952:
In London, at least 4000 people died because of factories
making pollution.

My Uncles Farm

My survey
question #1:
do you know
that acid rain
kills plants?

Survey
question #2:
What kind of
pollution do
you make the
most?
(90, 1, 2, 7)

How Air Pollution Affects Adults.

Jora var D.

What is Air Pollution? How Does Air Pollution Affect Adults?

What Causes People to Continue Polluting the Air?

This Factory is Polluting Air.
Gas Cars are Polluting the Air.
stop

People Are Burning Stuff,

and that is Polluting the Air.

After Wars all the Guns and

Bombs Pollute the Air.

This is Just what Factories do

Alone.

These are Some of The

Negative Health Effects.

These are Some of the Differences

in the Skies Due to Pollution.

This is the Environment

After a War.

How has Air Pollution Changed Over Time? Change in Air

Quality.
1980-2014

1990-2014

2000-2014

Carbon monoxide (co)

-85

-77

-60

ozone(8 hours) (o3)

-18

-33

-23

lead(pb)

-87

-98

-97

Nitrogen dioxide(no2)(annual)

-60

-52

-43

Nitrogen dioxide(no2)(1-hour)

-29

-57

-45

sulfur(so2)(-1 hour)

-62

-80

-76

Air Pollution in Different Countries

China 23%
USA 19%
Eu-27(excluding Estonia,Latvia and Lithuania) 13%
India 6%
Russian federation 6%
Japan 4%
Canada 2%

Comparison of Growth Area and Emissions

1980-2014
Gross Domestic product 147% out of 160%
Vehicle miles traveled 97% out of 160%
population 41%out of 160%
Energy consumption 26% out of 160%
Co,emissions 17% out of 160%
Aggregate emissions -63% out of 160%

Prime Ministers, Presidents, and Kings Taking Action

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late 13th century King Edward of England bans the burning of sea coal was unsuccessful
1936 Milwaukee becomes first American city to ban smoking in all public transportation
1955 US congress passes the first legislation to deal with air pollution research
The Clean air act if revised to include stricter standards for air quality and auto emissions
1976 Catalytic converter is designed, a device uses to significantly cut auto emissions
1987 Indoor Air Quality Act focussed on indoor pollution passed Congress

My Field Trip to Burns bog

Southpointes Academy's Perspective

How Air Pollution Effects

Children
By: Sahaara K. Kang

What Is Clean Air?

What is the Cause of Air Pollution and What is the Effect?

Cause

Effect

The causes are factories, cars, and

smoke.

The effect is smoggy skies, horrible

views and lung disease.

This is a Factory polluting air.

This is a before and after picture. The

smoggy one is when air pollution is high.

This is a car causing polluting.

The effect is not good because you do not

get to go outside or enjoy the outdoors.

Air pollution effects people by damaging

their lungs. Smoke also causes bad lungs
and air pollution.

How has Air Pollution in the World

Changed Over Time?

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Before the Industrial Revolution

Before the industrial revolution in the 1800s and
1900s there were only carriages and no factories to
make toothbrushes or other manmade items. There
was no serious threat to the environment.
This was the start of air pollution.

The Industrial Revolution

What is the Industrial Revolution?
The Industrial Revolution started in the 1800s. This is when factories and other machines were invented.
The Industrial Revolution took place in Europe and America. This also developed the steam engine, iron,
and textile industries.

What Does This Have to do With Air Pollution?

The Industrial Revolution has to do with air pollution because it contributed to air pollution. This was
caused by factories and car engines releasing Carbon Dioxide, Carbon Monoxide, Sulphur Dioxide and
Nitrogen Oxide. These chemicals release toxic chemicals.

Present Time
Today we have many threats that causes
air pollution. These threats include:

Gas cars
Diesel trucks
Factories
Smoking
Fire - fireplaces - smoke
And other items that release some
sort of toxins.

This is not good for us.

Air Quality in Beijing in the1900s

The air quality in Beijing in the
1900s was better than today
because of the economic growth.

Air Quality in Beijing Today

This is a link to show the air quality in Beijing today.
http://aqicn.org/city/beijing/

Aulani Interview

Aulani Questions
Q1- How is your hotel helping the environment? Are you using windmills, solar
panels, or other?
Q2- Why do you want to help?
-Why do you?
-Why do you not?
Q3- How many visitors do you have each year?
-How many times do you have to use the dishwasher and laundry machine?
-How much water do you use?

Aulani Answers
A1- Two solar panels on the roof of building A.
A2- We are helping because we want to keep our environment clean and have
green everywhere,
A3- We do not keep track but I can check on the computer. (Never showed up
after.)

What Do People Think of Air Pollution?

Yes

65

No

14

Not Sure

21

Yes

69

No

31

Yes

93

No

Not Sure

What can we Do to Help?

Sources

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKBVwX8dVhI
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http://web.a.ebscohost.com/web/ehcs/home
Field trips Burns bog,Aulani interview and Meis uncle's farm
http://www.kidrex.org/
http://www.ewp.rpi.edu/hartford/~ernesto/F2013/AWPPCE/AdditionalReadings/Air/air-p
ollution-timeline.pdf
https://www.google.ca/sheets/about/
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https://www.google.ca/slides/about/
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stop motion animation-Ipads

Questions?

THANKS FOR LISTENING!