Question 12 • **MFISD ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS B 22-23 CR
Air pollutants can come from natural or human sources, and carbon monoxide and sulfur oxides are common examples. A substance does not have to be artificial to count as a pollutant: naturally occurring carbon dioxide can contribute to pollution when its concentration becomes excessive. Therefore, the statement that natural components of air cannot be considered pollutants is not true.
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