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California

Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 1:49 pm
by Nomad
Air Pollutant Warnings in California.

Lon you may live in a tidy community with a tidy yard and tidy neighbors but you still have to breathe California air.

These are some of the air quality tests California uses.



Ozone (O3):invisible, irritates and impairs breathingNitrogen Dioxide

(NO2):brown, impairs breathingCarbon Monoxide

(CO):invisible, reduces bloods oxygenParticulate Matter under 10 microns

(PM10):invades deep into lungs, reduces visibilityFine Particulate Matter 2.5 microns

(PM 2.5):invades deep into lungs, reduces visibility

California

Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 2:06 pm
by minks
Nomad;659480 wrote: Air Pollutant Warnings in California.

Lon you may live in a tidy community with a tidy yard and tidy neighbors but you still have to breathe California air.

These are some of the air quality tests California uses.



Ozone (O3):invisible, irritates and impairs breathingNitrogen Dioxide

(NO2):brown, impairs breathingCarbon Monoxide

(CO):invisible, reduces bloods oxygenParticulate Matter under 10 microns

(PM10):invades deep into lungs, reduces visibilityFine Particulate Matter 2.5 microns

(PM 2.5):invades deep into lungs, reduces visibility


i told you to keep away from my shop!!!!:mad:

California

Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 2:30 pm
by Lon
Nomad;659480 wrote: Air Pollutant Warnings in California.

Lon you may live in a tidy community with a tidy yard and tidy neighbors but you still have to breathe California air.

These are some of the air quality tests California uses.



Ozone (O3):invisible, irritates and impairs breathingNitrogen Dioxide

(NO2):brown, impairs breathingCarbon Monoxide

(CO):invisible, reduces bloods oxygenParticulate Matter under 10 microns

(PM10):invades deep into lungs, reduces visibilityFine Particulate Matter 2.5 microns

(PM 2.5):invades deep into lungs, reduces visibility


Not all of California has a bad pollution problem. Fortunately, I don't live in LA and am high enough where our real problem is pollens, which raises hell with allergies. Smoke from recent fires in the Sierras not too far from here has been a problem the past two weeks.

Even Christchurch NZ, where I live for part of the year has a pollution problem, and it's on an island with breezes for crying out loud.

Glad I gave up smoking years ago.

California

Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 2:31 pm
by chonsigirl
Air pollution in southern California is better than it was when I was a kid. We have pretty bad pollution here in Baltimore, I have never seen so many children with serious asthma problems because of it.