Ecological problems in estonia
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The document discusses several ecological problems in Estonia, including deforestation, loss of biodiversity, environmental pollution, and water contamination. Deforestation has reduced habitats for animals and birds and increased air pollution by reducing oxygen and the ozone layer. Environmental pollution has introduced tons of dust and greenhouse gases into the air and produced large amounts of garbage. Water resources face extreme dangers from chemical waste and buried weapons in the Baltic Sea due to careless human interaction. Solutions proposed include improving recycling programs, using public transportation more, establishing national parks, and defending the environment.
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The document discusses how human activity is negatively impacting the environment through overpopulation, pollution, deforestation, and other factors. It notes that humans have altered ecosystems since ancient times by hunting animal populations to extinction. More recently, industrialization and population growth have led to issues like global warming, acid rain, soil erosion, waste disposal problems, and biodiversity loss as species are hunted to extinction. Major human impacts discussed include atmospheric pollution, water pollution reducing water supplies, the shrinking of the Aral Sea, deforestation reducing forests, and the challenges of radioactive waste disposal. The document argues that cumulative human ecological impacts now threaten the long-term viability of the environment and life on Earth.
Pollution vocabulary
This document defines key vocabulary terms related to pollution and the environment, including natural resources, recycling, land pollution, weathering, contamination, conservation, aerosol, fluorocarbons, ecosystem, air pollution, water pollution, litter, environment, ozone layer, and acid rain.
Pollution
This document defines and describes four main types of pollution: air, water, noise, and land pollution. It provides details on the causes and effects of each type of pollution as well as methods for prevention and avoidance. The four types of pollution are air pollution from vehicle exhaust and industry emissions, water pollution from industrial and agricultural waste, noise pollution from traffic and construction, and land pollution from mining, waste, and excessive pesticide use. Prevention efforts include using renewable energy, proper waste disposal, and reducing pollution at industrial sources.
evironmetalAwareness.pptx
The document discusses various environmental issues such as different types of pollution, waste management, and climate change. It begins by defining ecology and discussing some environmental problems in the Philippines related to deforestation, overfishing, and pollution. It then covers topics like the greenhouse effect, global warming, acid rain, different types of pollution (air, water, land), the effects of pollution, and the principles of reducing, reusing, and recycling waste. The document emphasizes that environmental degradation poses serious threats and that collective action is needed to address these urgent issues.
POLLUTION
Pollution is harming our planet and organisms. Water pollution in particular is a serious problem, as water is essential for life but is being polluted by sewage, fertilizers, silt, and hydrocarbons from maritime traffic. This pollution causes excessive algae growth, reduced oxygen levels, and harm to aquatic life. Air pollution also harms human health, plants, and ecosystems. Pollution is increasing global warming by trapping heat in the atmosphere. To address these issues, we must understand the causes and impacts of pollution and all become part of the solution.
Pollution
Pollution is harming our planet and organisms. Water pollution in particular is a serious problem, as water is essential for life but is being polluted by sewage, fertilizers, and other pollutants which overstimulate algae growth and reduce oxygen levels. Air pollution also harms human health, plants, and ecosystems. Pollution has caused diseases in humans and is contributing to issues like global warming. To address these problems, we must understand the causes of pollution and take action to reduce it.
PO WER - XX LO Gdańsk - Environmental protection
Environmental protection involves practices that protect the natural environment for both nature and humans. Air pollution from energy production and industry is a major threat, releasing pollutants like sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and carbon dioxide. These pollutants are absorbed by humans and plants and can cause health issues while also contributing to acid rain and climate change. Reducing pollution requires low emission technologies as well as individual efforts to conserve resources and produce less waste.
Environment
This document defines and describes different types of environments or ecosystems. It explains that an environment is a collection of plants and animals that live in a specific land or water area, and gives examples like forests, deserts, and oceans. The document notes that scientists also refer to environments as ecosystems, and that the terms are often used interchangeably. It states that each environment has its own characteristics, like climate and plant and animal life. The document emphasizes that when people talk about "the environment," they are referring to the entire Earth and all its interconnected ecosystems.
Environment & Environmental pollution, causes, effects, privents
The document discusses different types of pollution including air, water, land, and noise pollution. It provides definitions and causes for each type of pollution as well as their effects. Some key points discussed include how air pollution is caused by industries, automobiles, and domestic fuels and can impact human health, animals, and plants. Water pollution occurs when pollutants from sources like marine dumping, industrial waste, and sewage contaminate water bodies. Noise pollution disrupts human and animal life and is caused by traffic, construction, and industries. The document also provides suggestions for controlling different types of pollution.
Effects of pollution
The document discusses the three main types of pollution: air, water, and soil. It defines air pollution as contaminants in the atmosphere that can harm health. Water pollution is defined as contamination of water bodies by pollutants discharged without treatment. Soil pollution occurs from improper garbage disposal, excessive pesticide use, acid rain, industrial waste, and sewage dumping. The document outlines causes and effects of each type of pollution such as health problems, environmental damage, and harm to wildlife.
охрана окружающей среды
The document discusses various environmental issues facing the planet, including pollution, climate change, and habitat destruction. It notes that humans rely on a healthy environment for clean air, water, food, and materials. However, human activities like cutting down forests, waste disposal, and greenhouse gas emissions are damaging the environment and endangering plants and animals. The document calls for actions like recycling, conservation efforts, and more responsible resource use to protect the Earth for future generations.
Grade 10 Environmental Powerpoint Project
This is the powerpoint I presented to the grade 10s showing environmental destruction and can be used when doing their project on saving the environment.
Climate care
This document discusses various causes and effects of land, water, and air pollution. It identifies major causes of pollution as the introduction of harmful materials into the environment from domestic and industrial waste, deforestation, fuel combustion, and other industrial activities. Specific impacts called out include pollution making land unsuitable for agriculture, chemical runoff harming animal life in waterways, and 500 million animals being killed annually due to plastic ingestion. The document provides tips for reducing pollution such as proper disposal of cooking oil, medications, and hazardous chemicals; using public transport and video conferencing; and switching to green energy suppliers.
Environmental protection
The document discusses various environmental problems facing the planet such as pollution, climate change, and habitat destruction. It notes that humans rely on a healthy environment for clean air, water, food, and resources. However, human activities like cutting down forests, pollution from waste and chemicals, and greenhouse gas emissions are damaging the environment and endangering plants and animals. The document calls for conservation efforts like recycling, protecting wildlife, and reducing pollution and energy use to help address these issues and keep the planet healthy and livable.
POLLUTION
This is the presentation which was presented in PPT CONTEST on TCP PRESENTO 2020 organized by THIAGARAJAR COLLEGE OF PRECEPTORS, MADURAI.
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Environment & Environmental pollution, causes, effects, privents
Environment & Environmental pollution, causes, effects, privents
Ecological problems in estonia
- 1. Timo Priinits ECOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN ESTONIA
- 2. INTRODUCTION Nature has served a man Clear water , air to breathe and food to eat A man and nature lived in harmony When interference in nature increased Numerous ecological problems
- 3. DEFORESTATION Cutting down too many trees Animal and birds have to leave their natural habbitats. Lack of oxygen Sparse ozone layer Air pollution Valuable species of plants are destroyed
- 4. ENVIROMENTAL POLLUTION Tons of dust and harmful substances Greenhouse gases Tons of garbage production Recycling system is not working properly
- 5. WATER Extreme danger Multibly chemical waste Different weapons are buried on the bottom of the Baltic Sea Careless interaction
- 6. SOLUTION At least 5-6 dustbins in regular flat Use more public transport ! “leave no bad trace “ Make national parks Defend our enviroment
- 7. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME !