Environmental pollution refers to the introduction of harmful substances into the environment and includes various types such as air, water, soil, noise, and radioactive pollution. Each type has specific causes, including industrial emissions, water dumping, land misuse, excessive noise from urbanization, and radioactive waste from nuclear activities. The document also suggests actions individuals can take to combat pollution, such as reducing plastic use and promoting biodegradable products.

1. ENVIRONMENTALP
OLLUTION

2. POLLUTION
The presence in or introduction into the
environment of a substance which has
harmful or poisonous effects.

3. TYPES OF POLLUTION
•Air Pollution.
•Water Pollution.
•Soil Pollution.
•Noise Pollution.
•Radioactive Pollution.

5. WHAT IS
AIR POLLUTION
The presence in or introduction into the
air of a substance which has harmful or
poisonous effects.

6. CAUSES OF
AIR POLLUTION
•Emissions From Industrial Plants and Manufacturing
Activities.
•Combustion From Fossil Fuels. ...
•Farming Chemicals and Household Products. ...
•Natural Causes of Air Pollution. ...
•Other Causes.

7. Water Pollution.

8. WHAT IS
WATER POLLUTION
Water pollution is the contamination of water bodies.
This form of environmental degradation occurs when
pollutants are directly or indirectly discharged into
water bodies without adequate treatment to remove
harmful compounds

9. CAUSES OF
WATER POLLUTION
• Human dumping
• Industrial waste release
• Land water flow
• Farm pollution
• Improper Drainage system
• Groundwater contamination
• Plastic waste
• Due to fisheries
• Due to leakage of petroleum

10. Soil Pollution.

11. WHAT IS
LAND POLLUTION
Degradation or destruction of earth's surface and soil,
directly or indirectly as a result of human activities
Land or Soil pollution can be defined as the changes in physical,
chemical and biological conditions of the soil or land through
man’s intervention or misuse of land.

12. CAUSES OF
LAND POLLUTION
• Natural factors
• changes in rainfall pattern
• Earthquakes
• topographic changes
• Human activities
• soil erosion caused due to deforestation
• Acid rains
• toxic chemicals wastes disposed by industries and factories

13. Noise Pollution.

14. WHAT IS
NOISE POLLUTION
• Harmful or annoying levels of noise
• Noise pollution or noise disturbance is the disturbing
or excessive noise that may harm the activity or
balance of human or animal life.

15. CAUSES OF
NOISE POLLUTION
• Industrialization
• Poor Urban Planning
• Social Events
• Transportation
• Construction Activities
• Household Chores

16. RADIOACTIVE
POLLUTION

17. WHAT IS
RADIOACTIVE POLLUTION
Radioactive pollution can be defined as the release
of radioactive substances or high-energy particles into the air, water,
or earth as a result of human activity, either by accident or by
design.

18. CAUSES OF
RADIOACTIVE POLLUTION
•Nuclear explosion
•Nuclear power plants, weapons
•Disposal of nuclear waste
•Uranium mining

19. EFFECTS OF
ENVIRONMENTAL
POLLUTION

20. What Can I Do
Against Pollution

21. SAY NO TO PLASTICS

22. PROMOTE
BIODEGRADABLE
PRODUCTS

23. Participate in a clean up

24. Fertilize
correctly

25. Spread awareness

26. BE AN
ECO-FRIEND

27. DREAM
A GREEN
WORLD

29. GROUP 1
TEAM ANTI-POLLUTION
Safiyyu Rahman AP
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