VISUAL CONTAMINATION
by Franco Gabriel Cardenas Tavera
1. INTRODUCTION: WHAT IS IT?
1.1. It is a kind of pollution,
1.2. part of everything that affects or disrupts the visualization,
1.3. site, or landscape, affecting its aesthetics.
1.4. affects or disrupts the display.
2. ARGUMENTS: SOLUTIONS
2.1. Reduce the number of ads.
2.2. Rational monitoring of urban standards.
2.3. Improve urban planning laws and regulations.
2.4. Some solutions for visual pollution that affect not only our eyesight, but also the brain and the entire central nervous system are, among others, the following:
2.5. ALL THIS WILL HELP THE REDUCTION OF VISUAL POLLUTION.
3. CONCLUSION
3.1. to reduce visual pollution,
3.2. avoid using ads
3.3. is the solution to the problem.
4. ARGUMENTS: CAUSES
4.1. the main causes of visual pollution
4.2. can be reduced to one:
4.3. excessive use of artificial elements.
4.3.1. Billboards.
4.3.2. Air traffic.
4.3.3. Wiring electricity poles.
4.3.4. Television antennas.
4.3.5. Satellite dishes Lighting rod.
4.3.6. Garbage or landfills.
4.3.7. Excess traffic signs.
5. ARGUMENTS: CONSEQUENCES
5.1. Visual pollution
5.2. it can affect health,
5.3. of the individuals or area where the environmental impact occurs.
5.3.1. Aesthetics of the affected landscape.
5.3.2. Efficiency decrease.
5.3.3. Headache.
5.3.4. Bad mood.
5.3.5. Stress due to saturation of elements and colors.
5.3.6. Attention disorders.