Answer:
Air pollution
Explanation:
Pollution is the release of substances into an environment above a level that it becomes harmful to the organisms living in such environment. Pollution can occur both in aquatic and terrestrial environment. Pollution in the terrestrial environment can either be in the soil or in the air.
Burning of wastes leads to the release of smoke into the atmosphere. Smoke from waste burning consist of particulate matters, water vapour and varying levels of carbon doxide, carbon monoxide, oxides of nitrogen, oxides of sulphur, etc., depending on the content of the waste. These components have both short and accumulative long term effects on the environment. The effects include;
