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Atmospheric Pollutants

/ˌæt.məˈsfɛr.ɪk pəˈluː.tənts/noun
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Atmospheric pollutants are harmful substances, such as gases and particles, released into the Earth's atmosphere that degrade air quality and disrupt ecosystems. Beyond their immediate effects on human health, like respiratory issues, they contribute to long-term problems such as climate change and acid rain, making them a critical focus in modern environmental policy and urban planning.

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