In colder climates snow removal is another cost of subsidizing our auto-addictions. And air pollution effects everyone to some degree. According to the US Public Health Service, high levels of air pollution can cause or aggravate lung illnesses such as acute respiratory infections, chronic bronchitis, emphysema, asthma and lung cancer. When air pollution levels become elevated, children, athletes and the elderly are at particular risk for breathing difficulty and a lessening of their bodies' ability to resist disease. Also, your car's carbon dioxide emissions contribute to global warming.
Motor vehicles are a significant source of water pollution too.
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