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Every year on September 7th, the World Clean Air Day is celebrated to raise awareness about the dangers of air pollution, which is primarily caused by human activities such as vehicle emissions, industrial processes, and waste burning. These actions release gases and pollutants into the atmosphere that enter the human body, leading to chronic illnesses and millions of deaths worldwide. Emissions from exhausts, such as fine particles, nitrogen dioxide, sulfur compounds, and ground-level ozone, contribute to increased inflammation and respiratory diseases, especially in children. They also play a role in the development of heart disease and cancer, and are linked to chronic conditions like diabetes and Alzheimer's disease. Health authorities recommend monitoring pollution levels before going outside, wearing masks, avoiding outdoor exercise during high pollution periods, and keeping car windows closed when pollution levels are high to protect health from the risks of air pollution.
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