Where, Oh Where is All the Clean Air?
Theodore Parker Sr.
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Introduction
Air, like water is essential for life. Air pollution, like water pollution is a problem that threatens us all.
We are all aware that air and water are the most precious of all our natural resources. We need clean air and accessible water to carry on normal life functions. In past generations, the amounts of fuels burned in home and industry have greatly increased. This increased burning has also increased the amount of impurities discharged into the air. And since a pollutant is an impurity, we cannot have clean air as long as it is being bombarded with impurities.
