Pollution is defined as the introduction of contaminants into the natural environment that cause adverse effects. There are different types of pollution including air, water, soil, and noise pollution. Air pollution stems from harmful emissions from vehicles, burning materials, and industries. Water pollution involves contamination from chemicals, bacteria, or particulates that reduces water purity. Soil pollution prevents growth through contamination, while noise pollution disrupts living standards through loud human noises from various sources like traffic and concerts.

1. POLLUTION

2. Pollution is the introduction of
contaminants into the natural environment
that cause adverse change.Pollution can
take the form of chemical substances or
energy, such as noise, heat or light

3. TYPES OF POLLUTION

4. Air Pollution
Air pollution is the
contamination of the
natural air by mixing it
with different pollutants
such as harmful fumes
and chemicals.
This contamination can
be caused by gases
emitted by vehicles or
from burning material or
harmful fumes emitted as
a byproduct of industries.

5. Water Pollution
Water pollution is the contamination of the
water on Earth. It includes contamination by
pollutants such as chemical, bacterial or
particulate that reduces the purity of the water.
Oil seepage as well as littering is one of the
most common forms of pollution.

6. Soil Pollution
Soil pollution, also known as land pollution is the
contamination of the soil or the land that prevents
growth of natural life, which includes land used for
cultivating, wildlife as well as habitation

7. Noise Pollution
Noise pollution is the
loud noises that is
created by human
activity that disrupts
the standard of living
in the affected area.
Pollution can stem
from things such as
traffic, railroads,
concerts, loud music,
airplanes, fireworks
etc.