Land pollution is caused by various human activities including mining, industrialization, agriculture, construction, and improper waste disposal. It leads to soil pollution which decreases fertility and contaminates crops, posing health risks. Land pollution also damages the environment through overcrowded landfills, toxic runoff that pollutes water sources, and destruction of natural beauty that impacts tourism. Potential solutions include reducing waste production, increasing recycling and reuse, using biodegradable products, properly managing dedicated dumping grounds, and growing organic gardens without chemicals.

1. Topic:
Land Pollution

2. Introduction
Definition of Land Pollution :
(a) Degradation of Earth’s land surfaces often caused
by human activities & their misuse of land
resources
(b) Destruction of Earth’s surface & soil that caused by
human activities, which related to business activities
(c) Land pollution is occurs when waste is not disposed
properly

3. Causes of Land
Pollution

4. (1) Mining Activity
Heavy minerals, sulfuric acid and other
toxic material leak from mining waste into
soil.
Huge hole is created at the bottom of the
surface which created a big mining pool.

5. (2) Industrialization
Increase in demand of food and
shelter, therefore more waste
product are produce.

6. (3) Nuclear Waste
Left over nuclear plant is throw at the
bottom of the land.

7. (4) Agricultural Activities
Farmers often use highly toxic
fertilizers and pesticides to get rid of
insects, fungi and bacteria from their
crops.

8. (5)Sewage treatment:
Large amount of solid
waste is leftover once
the sewage has been
treated.
The leftover material is
sent to landfill site
which end up in
polluting the
environment.

9. (6)Overcrowded landfills:
Each household produces tones of
garbage each year.
Items that can not be recycled become
a part of the landfills that destroy the
beauty of the city and cause land
pollution.

10. (7)Construction
activities:
Due to urbanization, large amount of
construction activities are taking place
which has resulted in large waste
articles
like wood, metal, bricks, plastic that
can be seen by naked eyes outside any
building or office which is under
construction.

11. The negative
impact of land
pollution

12. (1) Distraction for tourist
The city looses its attraction as tourist
destination
Tourism in that particular area drop
It lead to loss of revenue for state
government and also affect business
activities in that country

13. (2) Soil Pollution
Decrease in soil fertility and therefore
decrease in soil yield.
Generally crops can’t grow and flourish in
polluted soil. Yet, if some crops mange to
grow, they would be poisonous enough to
cause serious health problem in people
consuming them.

14. Soil pollution

15. (3)Effect on human health
Problem of cancer, such as skin cancer
Human respiratory system
The toxic chemical reach our body

16. Effect on human health

17. SOLUTION FOR
LAND
POLUTION

18. (1) Reduce, Recycle and
Reuse.
• Reduce the amount of litter, recycle the waste
that can be recycled and reuse those that can
still be used.
• AKA the 3Rs
• Practiced in almost every single country in the
world

19. (2) Buy Biodegradable
Product
Biodegradable products enable the waste
products to “compost”.
Lesser rubbish will be produced.

20. (3) Create Dumping
Ground Away
So that waste product will not be
seen all over the places.
Clean
Lesser pollution
Save the environment

21. (4) Do Organic Garden
• No fertilizers will be used
• Healthy
• Can be sold at a higher price.