Why Do Cities in Warm and Dry Climates Tend to Have

question 88

Multiple Choice

Why do cities in warm and dry climates tend to have more air pollution?

• A) There are more automobiles in these areas.
• B) These locations are usually surrounded by mountains that trap the air pollution.
• C) There are more plants and trees that promote the formation of VOCs.
• D) There are more chemical reactions that can happen in dry climates.
• E) There are fewer natural pollution reduction factors such as precipitation and salty sea spray.

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