This document discusses various environmental problems in Chennai and their solutions, with a focus on soil and water pollution. It notes that tannery industries in Tiruchirapalli district pollute the surrounding land and water. To address soil pollution, it recommends proper waste disposal, recycling, composting, and using biodegradable products. To address water pollution, it suggests installing storm drains to collect rainwater, anti-litter campaigns, and limiting fertilizer and pesticide use near water sources.

2.  Solutions for soil and water pollution in
Chennai.
 Environmental problems
 Water pollution
 Air pollution
 Ozone layer depletion
 Soil contamination

3. CHENNAI
sembattu in trichirapalli (Tamil nadu)
because it needs war footing on conserving bio systems because
of tannery industries and it polluted the area.

4.  One of the industries that cause pollution of
considerable magnitude in tiruchirapalli
district in tannery . Sembattu , the study
area known for its location of the airport in
the district is a fast developing urban site.
 Number of tanneries located in the area
whose effluents often left untreated affect
the land and water of the surrounding
regions.

5.  Soil pollution ;
 Waste disposal
 Sanitary landfill
 Recycling
 Reuse
 Reduce
 Compost
 Using bio-degradable
products
 Water pollution ;
 Storm bins to save rain
water
 Anti-litter campaigns
 Refrain from using
fertilizers or pesticides
on lawns or gardens
 Conserve /preserve
forests

7.  Climate change
 Pollution; water , air , soil ,noise
 Environmental degradation
 Resources depletion

10. SOLUTIONS FOR SOLVING GLOBAL WARMING

11.  Environmental Accidents
 Some man-made accidents
threaten wildlife and the
ecosystem.
 Examples include oil spills,
radioactive leaks, tanker spills,
pipeline bursts and drilling
accidents. The best solution
for accidental spills and leaks
is to create additional safety
protocol using both
computerized and
human detection

12.  Water pollution is a growing
problem globally.
 According to the Think
quest website, large
industries including those
that make chemicals and
plastics dump a large
amount of waste into the
water.
 The Clean Water Act waste
and rubbish also ends up in
the oceans of 1972 allows
the U.S. government to
enforce restrictions on those
who dump trash and waste.

14.  According to the
Environmental Protection
Agency,( EPA)
 there are several airborne
materials that can lead to
ozone pollution. Ground-
level ozone.
 These pollutants can cause
human health problems and
damage to plants and
animals.

16.  According to the Science
Daily website, man-made
chemicals released into the
dirt either by accident or
through poor disposal
techniques cause soil
contamination.
 Acid rain ,soil leaching ,land
degradation.
 Laws against such
contamination need to be
stringent, and the
appropriate agencies have
to be tough in the
enforcement of those laws
to help keep soil safer for
humans and animals.