Soil pollution, also called land pollution, is caused by various sources including acid rain, excess fertilizers, insecticides, herbicides, and solid waste. Acid rain falls from the sky and makes soil acidic, reducing fertility. Excess fertilizers can make soil too acidic or alkaline. Insecticides and herbicides are poisonous chemicals used on crops that contaminate the soil. Solid waste accumulates from various sources and destroys natural beauty while spreading disease. Soil pollution endangers health and the environment by damaging soil structure, reducing fertility, and entering the food chain. Proper waste disposal through landfills, recycling, composting, and incineration can help address this issue.