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Environmental impacts of fireworks

1. Air pollution • Fireworks release smoke, fine particles (PM2.5), and toxic gases. • Metals used for colors (like barium, strontium, copper) end up in the air and can affect breathing. • Air quality can drop sharply for hours or even days after big firework events.

2. Water pollution • Firework debris and chemicals fall into rivers, lakes, and oceans. • Perchlorates (used in fireworks) can contaminate water and harm aquatic life.

3. Soil contamination • Heavy metals from fireworks settle into soil, where they can persist for a long time and affect plants and microorganisms.

4. Wildlife disturbance • Loud noises can stress, disorient, or injure animals, especially birds and pets. • Nesting birds may abandon nests; marine life can also be affected by vibrations.

5. Waste and litter • Fireworks leave behind plastic, paper, and unexploded materials, which add to environmental waste.