Solution to Air Pollution!
To address Air Pollution, we have long been looking for solutions. First and foremost, we are in the process of reducing air pollution because factories are moving to cleaner sources of energy. Companies began moving to these cleaner sources of energy once it was demonstrated that the emissions were cleaner and that the entire process would be cheaper. However, another solution to this will be by reducing our carbon footprint, which would require us as consumers to reduce our daily use of electricity and energy. Second, we can reduce Air Pollution by reducing emissions from vehicles. One of the projects of the Paris Accords included India and China adding CNG conversion kits (a kit to modify a car's engine to burn natural gas instead of gasoline) to all cars that use gasoline. This coupled with the increased use of electric vehicles and/or the shared use of vehicles would reduce Air Pollution. Further, we can begin to reduce use of private jets to force people to use commercial airlines or other alternative forms of transportation. Lastly, we should begin researching the use of bacteria to fight Air Pollution since the pollutants are mostly organic-based. Research is already pretty far along on a bacteria that eats oil from an oil spill. However, this could be modified to an airborne bacteria that eats the Air Pollutants. Similar to the oil-eating bacteria, this bacteria would die off after the food source disappears. With a little luck, these should reduce Air Pollution to a tolerable level.
