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    Some of the pollutants which form haze have also been linked to serious health problems and environmental damage. Exposure to very small particles in the air have been … See more

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  1. But much of what we see as "haze" is, in fact, a form of diffuse air pollution and, as such, a cause for concern. Although haze can affect many things, it is most noticeable for reducing air quality, especially visual range (visibility) and contrast.
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