Automobile emissions

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Automobile Emissions
Abstract
Metropolitan population density may impact transportation demand, for instance as articulated through regular day-to-day vehicle-kilometres covered in private automobiles. Consecutively, variations in demand for transportation impact aggregate passenger vehicle releases to which inhabitants are exposed. Population concentration can similarly impact the portion of aggregate emissions that are breathed in by the unprotected metropolitan population. This can lead to related health complications such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, cardiovascular disease, cancer. However, such automobile emissions can be solved through the use of particulate filters in the exhaust systems of vehicles.
Introduction
There are more automobile emissions causing pollution in the ozone because the automobile industry has not developed proper exhaust filtration devices. Having a better filtration device would lessen pollution in the atmosphere, making the world more environmentally sustainable for life. The increase in population continues to play a significant role in the use of energy and the increase in the emission of greenhouse gas over the previous several years. The connection between populations and carbon releases appears to be apparent. An increase in the human population increases the demand for energy, and the more energy is used, the more the production of carbon. The rate of production …