Migrating Air Pollutants

There’s something truly special about London that draws millions of visitors each year. Whether it’s your first time or your tenth, this city always has something new to offer. From its rich history to its vibrant food scene, there’s no shortage of reasons to travel to London. So, if you’re sitting there wondering why London should be your next travel destination, let me share a few reasons why I think it’s a place everyone should experience.

The smallest particles are the biggest danger to life. They are easily carried out to lungs and then to
blood stream when they are inhaled. And create toxicity in human body, especially in arteries.

The most important thing is these particles can be blown away by winds around the world. Thus United
States, Canada, Mexico, Africa and other countries are being affected by those airborne particles that
are created in other countries. In the same way, polluted air that generated in Europe and other
countries are drifting and affecting people all over the world. A study done by Junfeng Liu of Princeton
University with a team of researchers showed that this type of air pollution is causing about 7,000
premature deaths only in America, let alone other continents. If we count then the total premature
death toll around the world will be huge.

These particles are almost unseen, odorless and stay for weeks in the atmosphere. They are so, small
that some of them are less than 3 micron. They are easily drifted from one country to another country
and even they can cross continents through wind.

Scientists suggest that monitoring diesel engine’s use, use of clean diesel and managing the waste
product in the industries will save us from this kind of pollution. But the important part lies on the world
leaders as it is a global problem. They need to find out the policies to get rid of this problem as one
country’s pollution is affecting other country. Let’s hope for that.