Cars genrally pollute in many different stages, for example initial
production will pollute due to the electricity needed will often be
generated by coal- or gas- fired power stations. Painting will pollute
due to paint particulates becoming suspended in air, however adequate
enclosure and filtering minimises this in most factories.
It is generally accepted, however, that the most
polluting stage in a cars life is during its use, by burning fuel and
emitting it to the atmosphere. This includes Carbon Dioxide (CO2), Nitrogen Oxides (NOx), Sulphur Dioxide (SO2)
and any number of un-burnt Hydrocarbons or other carbon particulates.
Over large cities, for example, the orange-brown haze in the air is due
to this varied pollution.
A final stage is the disposal of the
car, all the fluids (motor oil, antifreeze etc) are all harmful to the
environment and so their disposal needs to be done carefully and in a
controlled manor.
The main causes of car pollution are outdated
motorized vehicles, the mass production of internal combustion engines,
poor transportation circuitry, increase in larger cylinder engine
demand, high concentrations of people in small area, overpopulation,
high friction of four tires, lack of carpooling, over commuting, ease of
getting licenced, poor maintenance, over acceleration, NASCAR and other
auto racing, taxi cabs, manufacture of heavy vehicles rather than
lighter ones, complacency, laziness, procrastination, indifference,
ignorance, repetition, lack of plant life, deforestation, national
wholesale distribution, poor road construction/maintenance, police
patrolling, military training and action, drive thrus, parades, funerals
and geographic separation of family.
<-- all of you are
goin around the point of the question.. while one of you got it right in
the paragraph (It is generally accepted, however, that the most
polluting stage in a cars life is during its use, by burning fuel and
emitting it to the atmosphere. This includes Carbon Dioxide (CO2), Nitrogen Oxides (NOx), Sulphur Dioxide (SO2)
and any number of un-burnt Hydrocarbons or other carbon particulates.
Over large cities, for example, the orange-brown haze in the air is due
to this varied pollution. ) you missed the key factor.. the gas it
drink, the oil it lubricates with all creates the pollution.. but the
main cause is the fumes that come out of the exhaust, carbon monoxide.
they asked for the main causes of car pollution not the factories that
made it, not the process of recycling the oils etc like that, what the
main causes of pollution from cars are as followed: poor maintenance
(keep the oils changed, air filter changed and seals in good condition)
sad but because people dont pay attention to there vehicles they
themselves cause 3/4 of the polution in the air from the cars.. you need
to do maintenance on your vehicle at least every 3-6 months give or
take what your owners manual tells your to do. poor seals like, the rear
main seal or head gasket or head gasket are the worst pollutants,
people neglect them and where ever the car goes they pollute the
ground.. so its not the cars fault in all aspect.. its the person who
owns it. Im a mechanic and its sad to see a car that has been
mistreated.
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