Picture this: a world where children no longer play outside because the air is too toxic to breathe. Where oceans once teeming with life have become lifeless deserts of plastic waste. Where the vibrant colors of nature are muted under the gray shroud of smog. This is not the plot of a dystopian novel—it is the grim reality we are hurtling toward if we fail to address the pervasive issue of pollution. Pollution is not just an environmental crisis; it is a human crisis. Every breath we take, every sip of water, and every meal we eat is touched by its far-reaching effects. The consequences extend beyond what meets the eye, impacting our health, economy, and overall quality of life in profound ways. Health: The Hidden Cost The air we breathe should sustain us, not harm us. Yet, millions suffer from respiratory illnesses, heart disease, and even cancer due to polluted air. Children, whose lungs are still developing, are particularly vulnerable. Imagine a generation growing up unable to run ...