Air pollution is nothing than only a little bit drop in the quality of air. The air quality comes in a bad stage through entering the solid, liquid and gas particles. This unexpected effect in the air comes due to the arrival of oxide, hydrocarbon and other toxic gases effect. The pollution can be classified according to their occurrence that kills the natural effect. However, it is seen that many pollutants come in air with the natural resource. There is no participation of the external material. The lists of this pollutant are dust, sea salt, volcanic ashes, and gases. So, there is no need to complain about external causes only. Some of the pollutants are human-made due to achieve the short term comfort. The human and natural being has adopted this pollutant. The pollution is described as the primary and secondary pollutants. The primary pollutants are those that damage air quality and its index value directly. The best example of the primary pollutants is that made from the exhaust fumes from the car, scooter, dust storm, thunder stroke and ash from the volcanic cell eruption. Secondary pollution is made from the chemical reaction and laboratory test for checking the quality of a certain object. To stay away from this problem, there is the utilization of the standard chemical laboratory test.
A Rich Man and a Happy Cobbler There lived a happy cobbler who passed his days working and singing from morning till night.A rich neighbor of him was a banker who one day said to him, "How much a year do you earn?" The cobbler laughed and said, "I earn enough to make both ends meet." The rich man said, "I think you are in great distress." The cobbler said, "I am happy to lead such life." The next day the rich man again came and met the cobbler. He gave him fifty thousand taka and said, "Keep this money and remove your suffering." The cobbler was surprised and did not take it at first. The rich man told him that he could use the money in times of need.Taking the money the cobbler thanked the man but a new thinking took hold of the cobbler. He did not...
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