ATMOSPHERIC AIR POLLUTION AND MEASURES FOR ITS PROTECTION IN MACHINE-BUILDING
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This article discusses the causes of atmospheric air pollution and its negative impact on the biosphere and human health. It also addresses the amount of industrial and transport emissions, ways to reduce them, and the importance of purification devices and monitoring systems. Environmental protection is considered an urgent ecological issue.
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