Provide Good Air Suitable for Normal Human Life
(Ensuring Air Quality)
From this perspective, ensuring that air remains clean, oxygen-rich, and free from harmful pollutants becomes a critical ecological service. Valuing good air quality means implementing practices and policies that preserve or enhance theconditions needed for healthy human life—supporting everything from individual respiratory health to agricultural productivity, as well as overall communitywell-being.
Don’t Output Abnormal Waste Air in Living Areas
(Preventing Air Pollution):
To sustain this balance, it’s essential that human activities minimize the release of abnormal or excessive pollutants into the atmosphere.
By discouraging or regulating emissions of harmful gases, particulates, and chemical compounds—especially in densely populated or ecologically sensitive regions—these measures ensure that air quality remains within safe, life-supporting parameters.
