What is the primary concern with dust generated from quarrying limestone?

The primary concern with dust generated from quarrying limestone is that it contributes to air pollution. Dust particles can become airborne during the processes of extraction and handling of limestone, and when inhaled, they can pose health risks to nearby populations, potentially leading to respiratory problems and other health issues. Additionally, the dust can settle on vegetation and water bodies, affecting ecosystems and overall air quality.

Unlike some of the other options, which may focus on economic or environmental impacts not directly related to air quality, the contribution to air pollution is a direct consequence of dust creation, making it a critical concern for communities located near limestone quarries.