Human health consequences of gasoline emissions include:

• Aggravation of respiratory problems
• Birth defects
• Chest pain
• Coughing
• Emphysema
• Eye, nose, and throat irritatio
• Headaches
• Heart disease
• Increased susceptibility to lung infection and pulmonary disease
• Impaired lung function
• Impaired mental functions
• Impaired visual perception
• Increased incidences of cancer
• Loss of appetite
• Nervous system damage
• Permanent lung damage
• Persistent cough
• Persistent fatigue
• Reduced flow of oxygen in the bloodstream
• Reproductive problems (decreased sperm count)
• Respiratory tract irritation
• Retarded fetal development
• Shallowness of breath
• Worsening of effects of bronchitis (2)

Environmental consequences of gasoline emissions include:

• Acid rain
• Acidification of waterways
• Air pollution
• Climate forcing
• Crop degradation
• Deforestation
• Global warming
• Reduced atmospheric visibility
• Smog
• Water pollution