Land pollution refers to the degradation of the earth's surfaces due to human activities, such as deforestation and inefficient land use, leading to issues like desertification and soil pollution. This has adverse effects on climate, such as reduced rainfall and increased greenhouse gases, resulting in global warming and acid rain. Solutions include promoting organic farming, effective waste management, recycling, and tree planting to enhance soil fertility and reduce pollution.

3. Group Members:
Sajid
Ahmed
Aharaf
Hasnat
Ashfaq
Ahmed
Ann
Nazirul
Islam

4. What is Land Pollution?
 Land pollution may be understood as the
erosion of the earth’s land surfaces, often directly
or indirectly as a result of man’s activities.

6. Misuse of Land
 Mainly refers to cutting trees to
clear land for agriculture, as well
as processes like desertification
and land conversion.
• Desertification is when effects of
human development or other actions
convert a piece of fertile land into
desert-land or dry-land. Land once
converted to desert-land can never
be reclaimed by any amount of
corrective measures.

7. Inefficient Use of Land
 Inefficient use of land as such is not going to
cause land pollution. However, inefficient
use of land amounts to wastage, and hence
shortage of land. It is an indirect cause of
land pollution that is often largely neglected.

8. Soil Pollution
 When the top-most 'soil' layer of land is destroyed or
polluted. Soil pollution is another cause of land pollution
that affects not only the land, but also a lot of other
things such as forest cover of a region, productivity of
land in terms of agriculture, grazing etc.

9. Land Conversion
 When a piece of land is converted from its indigenous
form to a form used for either agriculture or infrastructure.
Using a piece of land to its maximum potential is the key
to eliminate many of the causes of land pollution, such as
this one.

11. Effects on Climate
 Land pollutions leads to loss in the forest cover of Earth.
This will affect the amount of rain. Less rain mean lesser
vegetation. The effect of all different kinds of pollution will
eventually lead to problems like acid rains, greenhouse
effect, global warming.

12. Solution of Land Pollution

13. Personal level
 Encourage organic farming - buy organic food.
 Proper garbage disposal - separate your garbage before
you give it to the garbage collector; and strictly say NO to
plastic.
 Encourage recycling - buy recycled products, notebooks,
paper, etc.
 Restrict use of herbicides and pesticides - they are not
only used in farm, but in your own backyard as well.

14. Disposal of Wastes
 Proper waste management is the most important thing to do for the
prevention of land pollution. Several steps should be taken to ensure
that the waste gets disposed in the most harmless way, that produces
less or no toxins.

15. Recycling and Reuse
 People should buy and use products that have been recycled. For
instance, plastic bags should be given up; instead, jute bags should be
used. Reusing old items is another good way to reduce the stress on
various resources. Clothes, paper, glass, everything should be recycled
and reused, as far as possible.

16. Grow More Trees
 Initiative should be taken to
grow more trees. Researches
show that trees can actually
fertilize the soil. This means
that by growing trees, soil will
become fertile, agriculture will
get boosted and land pollution
will greatly reduce.

17. Efficient Use of Resources
 There should be minimal wastage. There should be no littering.
Oil and petrol should be used judiciously. So should all the other
products and resources made from glass, plastic, metal and
paper.