Bad air quality is something that affects me and hundreds of millions of others across the world. It is an issue that is very common around us, and it affects us negatively, both physically and emotionally. Physically, it can affect our lungs and other organs because of the low-quality air, which can cause serious long-term effects. Outdoor sports rely heavily on air quality, and with bad air, it becomes almost impossible to enjoy or do good in the sport. Your body needs good air to function properly. Emotionally, bad air quality tends to be associated with low moods, which can affect one’s entire day. People’s enjoyment of congested areas, like big cities, decreases, and so does their chances of coming back. And it’s not just people, but the wildlife around us too. Plants and animals are also affected, which can lead to disruptions in natural habitats, as well as future endangerment of these species. The sooner we fix this worldwide issue, the sooner we will be able to make our and the younger generations’ future better. People would start to breathe better air, helping to maintain better physical and emotional health, and even encourage people to go outside more. Wildlife wouldn’t be disrupted from their natural habitat, and ecosystems would function normally, maintaining balance and a healthy habitat for plants and animals.