Answer:
1. CARBON MONOXIDE
2. OZONE
3. SULFUR DIOXIDE
Explanation:
CARBON MONOXIDE
- Maintain the appropriate adjustment of gas appliances.
When replacing an unvented space heater, consider choosing a vented one.
In kerosene space heaters, use the right fuel.
Over gas stoves, install and run an exhaust fan vented to the outside.
When using a fireplace, keep the flues open.
Repair any leaks as soon as possible.
Idle the automobile inside the garage.
OZONE
- Avoid consuming gases that are harmful to the ozone layer owing to their composition or production method.
Reduce your reliance on automobiles.
Do not use cleaning items that are hazardous to the environment or to ourselves.
Keep air conditioners in good working order since failures allow CFCs to leak into the atmosphere.
SULFUR DIOXIDE
- To limit the quantity of sulfur dioxide emitted by coal-fired power stations One alternative is to utilize coal with lower sulfur content. Another option is to "wash" the coal in order to remove some of the sulfur. Sulfur dioxide must be removed from the gases emitted by the chimney. Because nitrogen oxides are produced during the combustion of coal and other fossil fuels, several power plants are altering their coal-burning processes.
