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Martin, Kyla Janea M.

23 November 2023
BPED 2G BPE204 CSHEP

Topic: Engine smoke inside the campus.

The presence of engine smoke in our university campus can have significant implications for the
health of students. Engine smoke typically contains a complex mixture of pollutants, including
particulate matter, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, and volatile organic compounds.
Prolonged exposure to these pollutants can lead to various adverse health effects. To mitigate
these health risks, it's essential to address the sources of engine smoke on campus, implement
preventive measures, and promote awareness among students. This can include establishing
designated maintenance zones, encouraging eco-friendly automotive products, and fostering a
culture of responsible vehicle maintenance. By taking proactive steps, universities can create a
healthier environment that prioritizes the well-being of their student population.

Moreover, the aesthetic and environmental aspects should not be overlooked. Engine smoke
contributes to air pollution and can tarnish the visual appeal of the school environment. The
accumulation of smoke residues can make the surroundings appear dirty and negatively impact
the overall atmosphere of the school. A clean and visually appealing school environment is
essential for fostering a conducive learning atmosphere and instilling a sense of pride among
students. The noise generated by engines can be a significant distraction, especially during
classroom activities that require concentration. Continuous exposure to loud engine noises can
hinder students' ability to focus, impacting their academic performance and overall well-being.

In conclusion, engine smoke within the school perimeter has far-reaching effects encompassing
health, environment, safety, and academic aspects. Mitigating these effects requires a
comprehensive approach, including the promotion of clean transportation methods, enforcement
of anti-idling policies, and raising awareness about the importance of a healthy and sustainable
school environment. Addressing these issues not only safeguards the well-being of students but
also contributes to the creation of a positive and conducive learning environment.

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