Observing a Lack of Oxygen in Tashkent’s Air
Amateur Researcher Discovers Decrease in Oxygen Content in Capital’s Air
One amateur researcher recently made a startling discovery regarding the oxygen content in the air of the capital city. It was found that on May 29th of this year, the amount of oxygen in the air dropped below the normal level of 19.5%, while the nitrogen content increased significantly.
Climatologist Erkin Abdulakhadov has taken note of this decrease in oxygen levels in the air of Tashkent. The lack of oxygen has been evident in people experiencing difficulties with sleep. Various factors may have contributed to this decrease, including climatic conditions and the absence of artificial water bodies.
The amateur researcher who made the discovery highlighted the need for solutions to address this issue. Growing algae such as chlorella in artificial water bodies could help alleviate the situation by producing more oxygen. In the future, there may be a need to install devices that can absorb carbon dioxide from the air and generate constant oxygen, similar to what is seen in big cities like those in Argentina.
The decrease in oxygen levels in the air can have negative impacts on individuals with certain health conditions, such as arterial hypertension, ischemic heart disease, and respiratory lung diseases. This especially affects residents of large flat cities without sufficient greenery or artificial water bodies. In contrast, areas with foothills, green vegetation, and abundant water bodies tend to have better oxygen levels.
To mitigate the effects of decreased oxygen levels, it is recommended that individuals prone to these health conditions consult with a doctor, engage in breathing exercises, take cold water treatments, and use medications to support cardiovascular function. Avoiding strenuous activities in relatively cool environments and minimizing mental stress are also advisable measures.
The findings of this amateur researcher shed light on the importance of monitoring and addressing oxygen levels in the air to safeguard public health and well-being. Further research and efforts to improve air quality will be crucial in ensuring a healthy living environment for residents of the capital city and beyond.
