Good morning, everyone!

I am Aditri kale from std 6, city Pride school

My topic is related to transportation and air quality
The number of vehicles is rising leading to increase in
pollution level. Every engine produced releases not just fumes
but a cocktail of toxic gases, poisoning the air we breathe.
Vehicles emit hazardous gases like co2, co, so, hydrocarbons,
ch4, no2 etc. which causes pollution. They are quite harmful
for the environment.
Gases like carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), nitrous
oxide (N2O) cause global warming which increases the
average earth’s surface temperature. Due to SO, NO2 we
experience acid rain. Particulate matter, tiny particles
suspended in the air, penetrates deep into our respiratory
systems, causing respiratory illnesses and conditions like
asthma. Nitrogen oxides react with sunlight to form ground-
level ozone, contributing to smog and respiratory problems.
Additionally, carbon monoxide, a byproduct of incomplete
combustion, can impair the body's ability to carry oxygen,
leading to headaches, dizziness, and, in extreme cases, death.
Several other health issues such as vomiting, binding of
haemoglobin, stroke, ischemic heart disease, lung cancer
etc. are a concern to an individual’s life.
However, there's a glimmer of hope in technological
advancements. The shift towards electric vehicles (EVs)
promises a cleaner future. EVs produce zero emissions,
significantly reducing the direct pollutants emitted on the
streets. Moreover, investment in public transportation and the
development of alternative fuels like hydrogen and biofuels
are steps in the right direction.
Give your solution after this from ppt.
End by this: The battle against vehicle pollution requires a
concerted effort from individuals, industries, governments,
and global collaborations. It's a complex challenge, but by
reimagining our relationship with transportation and
embracing innovative solutions, we can pave the way towards
a cleaner, healthier future for all.