Air pollution is becoming an increasing problem for health as well as the environment in our world today. Air pollutants such as carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and nitrogen oxides, are emitted into the air from factories, burning coal, and motor vehicles. Health effects of exposure to air pollution range from coughing and sneezing to heart and lung diseases, and even cancer. Air pollution also has devastating effects on our environment. It increases the acidity of soil, leads to smoggy days, and causes the air to become filled with pollutants that are harmful to plants, animals and humans. Increased acidity of the soil can leads to poor crop yields. Smoggy days reduce the amount of sunlight that can reach the surface of the Earth, resulting in cooler temperatures. Animals can suffer respiratory damage from the pollutants in the air. In addition, air pollution can lead to increased levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, further contributing to global warming. To reduce air pollution, adopters measures are needed. The use of renewable energies should be increased and more efficient use should be made of energy resources. Fuel-efficient cars should be introduced and taxes should be paid to increase the cost of pollution from vehicles. Strict laws should be enforced to prevent air pollution from factories and reduction of industrial emissions. Finally, people can help by using public transportation, avoiding burning of leaves and garbage, and limiting car use. By implementing these measures, we can reduce air pollution and create healthier and more sustainable environment.