Smog Crisis

Introduction

The smog crisis has become one of the most serious environmental challenges in many cities around the world Thick layers of toxic air are now a regular part of life especially during winter months when pollution levels rise and the weather traps harmful particles close to the ground

Smog is a mixture of smoke fog and chemical pollutants that comes from vehicle emissions factories burning of waste and construction dust It affects the air we breathe and can lead to serious health issues such as asthma lung infections heart problems and even early death

In cities like Lahore Delhi and Beijing smog has reached dangerous levels Schools are forced to shut down flights get delayed and hospitals see a rise in patients with breathing problems The young elderly and those with weak immune systems are most at risk

Governments have tried to control the crisis by placing restrictions on industrial activity reducing traffic and banning the burning of crop residue But these steps are often temporary and the root causes remain untouched Urban planning poor waste management and weak laws are some of the biggest reasons behind this growing threat

The solution to the smog crisis needs long term action including cleaner energy smart public transport strict pollution control and more green spaces Citizens also play a role by using less plastic planting trees and choosing eco friendly habits

If we do not act now the smog crisis will only get worse affecting future generations and putting more lives at risk Clean air is a basic right and it is time for strong united efforts to protect it

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