8 thoughts on “ Smog ”

1. Smog, community-wide polluted air. Its composition is variable. The term is derived from the words smoke and fog, but it is commonly used to describe the pall of automotive or industrial origin that lies over many cities. The term was probably first used in by H.A. Des Voeux to describe atmospheric conditions over many British towns.

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2. Smog Abatement Fee If your vehicle is 8 years old or less, you do NOT have to have your vehicle smog checked every 2 years. Instead, you'll pay an annual $20 smog abatement fee for your first 8 years of registration. After these first 8 years, you will be subject to the regular smog check program.

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3. Smog is a serious problem in most big urban areas. The emissions from vehicles and industries as well as the combustion of wood and coal together with the buildup of certain weather conditions are the main causal agents of smog.

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4. “Smog check stations are registered automotive-repair dealers and would fall into the essential ‘automotive repair and maintenance’ category,” Matt Woodcheke, a spokesman for the.

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5. Your vehicle does not need a smog inspection if your: Gasoline-powered vehicle is a year model or older (This includes motorcycles and trailers.) Diesel-powered vehicle is a and older year model OR with a Gross Vehicle Weight of more than 14, pounds.

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6. Also in Novosibirsk, the spreading smog caught sailors by surprise on the giant Ob Sea reservoir. ' My friends had to use GPS to return, so low was the visibility', said one source. Elsewhere in Siberia, there were 65 wildfires burning in Krasnoyarsk region, covering 3, hectares.

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7. Redukční smog (též londýnský nebo zimní), je označení pro složeninu městského a průmyslového kouře s mlhou, vyskytující se během roku typicky v zimních podmínkách s .

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8. Smog is a kind of air pollution, originally named for the mixture of smoke and fog in the air. Classic smog results from large amounts of coal burning in an area and is caused by a mixture of smoke.

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