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1. Strictly enforce emission standards: Governments and regulatory agencies can impose strict emission standards that limit the amount of pollutants cars can emit. Automobile manufacturers should be required to comply with these standards in order to keep the air clean. 2. Encourage the use of publiRead more
1. Strictly enforce emission standards: Governments and regulatory agencies can impose strict emission standards that limit the amount of pollutants cars can emit. Automobile manufacturers should be required to comply with these standards in order to keep the air clean.
See less2. Encourage the use of public transportation: Reducing the number of cars on the road can significantly decrease air pollution levels. Therefore, it is important to encourage more individuals to ride public transportation when possible.
3. Invest in cleaner vehicle technologies: Investing in alternative fuels and cleaner vehicle technologies can help reduce air pollution from vehicles. For example, electric cars produce significantly lower emissions than traditional gasoline-powered cars.
4. Promote car sharing: Car sharing programs allow individuals to rent cars when they need them instead of owning multiple cars. This reduces the total number of cars on the road and can decrease the amount of air pollution created by individual vehicles.
5. Improve the efficiency of existing vehicles: To reduce the amount of air pollution from vehicles, you can also improve the efficiency of existing vehicles by installing better air filters, catalytic converters, and other emissions-reducing technology.