영국의 대기오염 역사

소개

영국의 대기오염 역사에 대해서 다루고 있습니다.
짧지만 Primary Source가 꽤 많고 영국 내 원서와 페이지들을
참고하고 핵심만 간추렸기 때문에 쓸 만 할 거라고 생각합니다.
세계사 레포트로 썼던 영문 레포트입니다.

목차

1. Introduction
2. Early History of Urban Air Pollution in London.
3. London Fog
3.1 Causes
3.2 Damages
3.3 Response
4. Bibliography

본문내용

The air pollution problem is closely related to the number of people living in an area and the kinds of activities in which they are involved. When a population is small and its energy use is low, the impact to people is small. Pollution is diluted and the overall negative effect is slight. However, ever since the industrial revolution, people started moving from rural areas to urban areas. Simultaneously, factories using huge amount of fossil fuels and energy were initiated and located in city centers. These are what induced such tragic air pollution accidents. Because London has been one of the most urbanized and industrialized cities since the early industrial revolution period, London showed the series of accidents and progress of air pollution eminently. Other states and cities followed or went simultaneously with London. The occasions and the causes were similar. Therefore, London’s air pollution accidents and people’s action toward these disasters should be considered deeply in order to know the early history of urban air pollution.

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참고자료

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