Fireworksdamaging our atmosphere?

[ConcealedDreamer]

Is there any damaging effect or chemical that gets released into our atmosphere? I know wildfire and deforestation is a problem, but what else?
Also, sorry if I post on wrong place, I was stuck in between Chemistry, and Biology. =/

 

[TheStatutoryApe]

This is probably a decent place for this. Unless you're looking for information of school report quality.

http://www.angelfire.com/co3/NCFS/pollution.html

Also... Google is your friend.

 

[Pengwuino]

Is there any damaging effect or chemical that gets released into our atmosphere? I know wildfire and deforestation is a problem, but what else?
Also, sorry if I post on wrong place, I was stuck in between Chemistry, and Biology. =/

Probably but not enough to be at all noticable. Kinda like peeing in a river i suppose

 

[1123581321]

if it does, that doesn't mean that i will quit, i love things that go boom. like last night, a few friends and i shot roman candles at targets, and blew holes in the ground with m-80s. also, we shot ak-47s into the air, the semi-automatic lame but legal type. what a way to celebrate the 4th of july, celebrate like terrorists do!
yes, playing with things that can killl you can be very fun!

fibonacci

 

[motai]

if it does, that doesn't mean that i will quit, i love things that go boom. like last night, a few friends and i shot roman candles at targets, and blew holes in the ground with m-80s. also, we shot ak-47s into the air, the semi-automatic lame but legal type. what a way to celebrate the 4th of july, celebrate like terrorists do!
yes, playing with things that can killl you can be very fun!

Yes, celebrate your country by blowing a part of it up.

 

[JamesU]

isn't that all that americans do? blow things up?

 

[enigma]

isn't that all that americans do? blow things up?

No. We shoot people too.

Just on the way into work this morning, I killed two people and blew up three cars.

 

[Moonbear]

I'm going to have to sit out and watch firefly flickering patterns again tonight. I was noticing last night they seemed to be flickering at a rate that seemed really rapid to me, almost keeping time with the flickering of the fireworks as they sizzled out (my neighborhood sounded like a war zone last night with fireworks being set off in every direction! No little firecrackers either; I just checked that none of them were being set off within range of my property and then sat back to watch ). But, I was also seeing fireflies in pairs, so they may have been flickering in a different pattern for mating. Just wondering if the poor things were confused and trying to communicate with fireworks. So, I want to watch them again tonight and see if it looks the same as last night or not.

 

[ConcealedDreamer]

Wait wait, back on topic, so does it hurt our atmosphere or not? Haha.

 

[enigma]

If I had to hazard a guess, I'd say yes, they damage the atmosphere... BUT to a much smaller degree than any of the other thousands of sources of pollution.

I'd bet dollars to donuts (and I love donuts) that a single moderate sized forest fire spews more into the air than all of the fireworks lit off anually.

 

[moose]

we shot ak-47s into the air, the semi-automatic lame but legal type

Well, who cares if the gun is legal or not, what you did IS a felony