Eyes, when there is a lot of smog in the air, the eyes can get itchy and dry. Brain, Air pollution can affect the development of our brains, especially when we're babies. Nose, smog can make our noses itchy and stuffy, making it harder to breathe. Stomach, sometimes the particles found in smog can travel from our lungs into our stomachs, which can cause stomach aches. Lungs, ozone (another name for air pollution) can make it harder for us to breathe, and can even cause asthma or other problems with our lungs.

Air Pollution Facts: How It Affects Your Family

August 14, 2015August 14, 2015

Take a look at some of the ways air pollution can make you and your family members feel sick, and visit Scooter’s Video Page for ways to improve our air quality.