Bolnasero: Neki će ljudi umrijeti, žao mi je, to je život!Ovo je medijski trik.

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michaellcmacha wrote:znači radi se o pustinjskom pijesku...

ne baš. radi se o slatini.

vidio sam ovo gore što si stavio... znači ima tu svakakvih sranja u tom oblaku prašine...

pa sve ono blato i kemikalije sa plantaža se slijeva u tu pustinju. to blato je na površini pustinje i kad se osuši leti svuda i zagađuje sve.

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mutava baštarda wrote:

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mutava baštarda wrote:

Gnječ wrote:

a čuj, kad bi malo znao blisku geološku povijest tog područja jasno bi ti bilo zašto je pijesak stigao do ovdje. na tom su se području strahovito promijenili klimatski uvjeti a uzrok je čovjek. karakum pustinja se širi zbog skretanja toka dviju rijeka koje je bivši SSSR prenamijenio za navodnjavanje plantaža pamuka. te dvije rijeke su se ulijevale u Aralsko more koje je tik do Karakum pustinje. Aralsko more je zbog ljudskih zajebancija skroz presušilo. Aralsko more je bilo more jer je bilo ogromno sad je tamo  pustinja.

Ako tamo nije bilo nuklearnih eksperimenata bmk

zašto su te čestice pijeska opasne

Particulate matter (PM10 and PM2.5)

Particulate matter, also known as particle pollution or PM, is a term that describes extremely small solid particles and liquid droplets suspended in air. Particulate matter can be made up of a variety of components including nitrates, sulphates, organic chemicals, metals, soil or dust particles, and allergens (such as fragments of pollen or mould spores). Particle pollution mainly comes from motor vehicles, wood burning heaters and industry. During bushfires or dust storms, particle pollution can reach extremely high concentrations

The size of particles affects their potential to cause health problems:

PM10 (particles with a diameter of 10 micrometres or less): these particles are small enough to pass through the throat and nose and enter the lungs. Once inhaled, these particles can affect the heart and lungs and cause serious health effects.

PM2.5 (particles with a diameter of 2.5 micrometres or less): these particles are so small they can get deep into the lungs and into the bloodstream. There is sufficient evidence that exposure to PM2.5 over long periods (years) can cause adverse health effects. Note that PM10 includes PM2.5

Potential health effects from exposure to particulate matter:
There are many health effects from exposure to particulate matter. Numerous studies have showed associations between exposure to particles and increased hospital admissions as well as death from heart or lung diseases. Despite extensive epidemiological research, there is currently no evidence of a threshold below which exposure to particulate matter does not cause any health effects. Health effects can occur after both short and long-term exposure to particulate matter.

Short-term and long-term exposure is thought to have different mechanisms of effect. Short-term exposure appears to exacerbate pre-existing diseases while long-term exposure most likely causes disease and increases the rate of progression.

Short-term exposure (hours to days) can lead to:
Irritated eyes, nose and throat
Worsening asthma and lung diseases such as chronic bronchitis (also called chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or COPD)
Heart attacks and arrhythmias (irregular heart beat) in people with heart disease
Increases in hospital admissions and premature death due to diseases of the respiratory and cardiovascular systems
Long-term exposure (many years) can lead to:
Reduced lung function
Development of cardiovascular and respiratory diseases
Increased rate of disease progression
Reduction in life expectancy
To learn more, visit our section ‘Who is affected by air pollution’ and ‘Simple steps to protect your health’. For further information on wood-burning heaters, bushfire smoke and dust storms please see our section on air quality factsheets. To learn more about the air quality index, please see our section on air quality index.

https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/environment/air/Pages/particulate-matter.aspx

imam dlake u nosu i duge trepavice... Jebe me se sa ovim paranojama... Odvezao gospođu u trgovinu, a poslije radim na navodnjavanju u vrtu....

ma dlake u nosu te ne spašavaju tako sitnih čestica. ako si zdrav nekoliko dana udisanja ti neće škodit ali ako imaš problema sa disanjem hoće.

michaellcmacha wrote:

Gnječ wrote:

michaellcmacha wrote:

Gnječ wrote:

michaellcmacha wrote:znači radi se o pustinjskom pijesku...

ne baš. radi se o slatini.

vidio sam ovo gore što si stavio... znači ima tu svakakvih sranja u tom oblaku prašine...

pa sve ono blato i kemikalije sa plantaža se slijeva u tu pustinju. to blato je na površini pustinje i kad se osuši leti svuda i zagađuje sve.

šta veliš ti na onu sliku tog oblaka... to izgleda da bude par dana prelazilo prek nas ako smjer vjetra ostane ew

Gnječ wrote:

michaellcmacha wrote:

Gnječ wrote:

michaellcmacha wrote:

Gnječ wrote:

ne baš. radi se o slatini.

vidio sam ovo gore što si stavio... znači ima tu svakakvih sranja u tom oblaku prašine...

pa sve ono blato i kemikalije sa plantaža se slijeva u tu pustinju. to blato je na površini pustinje i kad se osuši leti svuda i zagađuje sve.

šta veliš ti na onu sliku tog oblaka... to izgleda da bude par dana prelazilo prek nas ako smjer vjetra ostane ew

više od par dana. UNHEALTHY, VERY UNHEALTHY

https://www.ventusky.com/?p=45.7;18.8;5&l=pm10&t=20200328/15

https://www.ventusky.com/?p=40.8;52.2;5&l=pm10&t=20200328/15

ideš na stranicu link ti je ispod ukucaš karakum desert

u izborniku sa lijeve strane klikneš "Air quality" u podizborNiku izabereš i klikneš "PM10"

https://www.ventusky.com

Ringo10 wrote:NAjbolje bi bilo da Bolnasero krepa, a mi ćemo svi reći - žao nam je, al takav je život

Ringo10 wrote:NAjbolje bi bilo da Bolnasero krepa, a mi ćemo svi reći - žao nam je, al takav je život