Different types of areas in the world we see pollution.

 Nolan Cobbs Jr 

Professor Boon

October 20, 2021

College Comp 1

Places we see pollution

There are many places in the Unites states where we see pollution and its not just one or two states, its many states. Many areas as we know has wild fires and these are most common in most of the western states. The Ozone pollution has affected many people, about 137 million people lived in that area. The air quality in these areas changed because of global warming and due to the climate changing its self. Some of these cities has good air quality as well to but also have bad ozone pollution as well. Some of the top 10 places we see pollution to the fullest and is worst than another places are:

  1. Los Angeles-Long Beach, California
  2. Visalia, California
  3. Bakersfield, California
  4. Fresno-Madera-Hanford, California
  5. Sacramento-Roseville, California
  6. San Diego-Chula Vista-Carlsbad, California
  7. Phoenix-Mesa, Arizona
  8. San Jose-San Francisco-Oakland, California
  9. Las Vegas-Henderson, Nevada
  10. Denver-Aurora, Colorado

Comments

  1. Bailey LewisOctober 24, 2021 at 2:42 PM

    I think is insane that 7 of the 10 places listed are in California. This doesn’t surprise me considering how large California is and how many people live and work in the state.

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