"Clean Air, Clean Lungs: Fight Pollution for Better Public Health"

Issue Description:
Air pollution is a growing global crisis that directly impacts public health. Millions of people suffer from respiratory illnesses, cardiovascular diseases, and other health complications caused by exposure to polluted air. Vulnerable populations, including children, the elderly, and individuals with pre-existing health conditions, are particularly at risk. Urban areas with high industrial activity, vehicle emissions, and poor waste management are the most affected. Without immediate action, air quality will continue to deteriorate, further straining healthcare systems and reducing quality of life.

Solution:
Expand urban greenery by planting more trees and developing parks to naturally filter air pollutants.

What need happen now:
Governments and private sectors should allocate resources to develop urban green spaces, implement reforestation projects, and invest in clean technologies like electric public transportation.