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THE TOXIC EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTION CAUSED BY THERMAL POWER PAROSENI ACTIVITY ON THE SPECIES OF ACACIA
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In most industrialized countries the problem of air pollution has become a major concern with significant social and political implications, is considered a barrier to economic and social development, drawing attention to these natural resources, materials and energy are not inexhaustible. In the literature are numerous researches on environmental pollution, correlated or not with the consequences on animals and food of animal origin, and not least on health human. In recent times the environmental pollution has drawn attention because of issues particularly complex raised by this phenomenon as most heavy metals are not as soluble in water or, if it really exists, chemical species concerned are complexes with organic lagans and inorganic, radical which influences their toxicity. Sources of air pollution from S.E. Paro?eni are: chimney, a deposit of coal (having two stacks of coal), an unloading station coal, coal conveyors, five ash and slag deposits, and of course no group. April is ultimately polluting sources here having burnt the Jiu Valley hard coal with natural gas support. This paper addresses the toxic effects of air pollution caused by thermal power Paro?eni work on acacia, health and economic species importance around the city Vulcan, Romania.
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