Effects of Air Pollution on Ch

‘Our children are our future’, it is not only a slogan of politicians, but also a faith most people in the world have. New generation benefit a lot from the advances of the 20th century. Yet this progress has come with many unpredictable consequences. In the last 50 years, 75000 chemicals have been developed and introduced into the environment. The overall incidence of childhood cancer increased 10% from 1975 to 1994, which is one of the scientific evidence clearly demonstrates …

…standards, and adopting more aggressive programs to control air pollution, such as tighter emissions requirements for new vehicles and cleaning up existing cars. As responsible parents, they can protect children by checking air pollution levels regularly where they live, limiting children’s outdoor exercise when air pollution levels are high. If we still ignore the harmful effects of air pollution on children, they will have to wear gas masks when they are playing hide-and-seek outdoors.