not at all
pollution is even all year around
we pollute an equal amount in both summer and winter
we pollute in winter from running hot water, using the car lots and using radiators etc
the same as in summer by running fans all day and using electricity to run cooling products for food etc
Yes. Geographical investigations prove that the existence of pollution can cause smog when in hot weather.
Yes. The pollution reacts with the oxygen in high heat and light to produce ozone. Ozone is very unhealthy to breath
That depends on whether you are talking about the quantity of pollutants increasing when the weather is hot (IDK but doubt it) or whether the effect of those pollutants is greater at higher temperatures (yes; look up Q10 for an explanation).
Smog is certainly much worse in the summer.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smog
possibly, I mean then it could evaporate into the air. TOTALLY guess on this!
Someone said once, pollution is worse when its hot out and that got me to thinking... Is that really true?