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Pollution is the contamination of natural substances like land, air, water and noise. The document outlines the causes and effects of four types of pollution: air pollution caused by smoking, industries and spitting with effects like asthma and increased carbon dioxide; water pollution from deforestation, soil erosion and acid rain which kills sea life and spreads disease; noise pollution from loud noises, traffic, and construction disturbing birds, plants and causing deafness; and land pollution from chemical waste, excretion, and lack of bins making the land infertile and spreading diseases.
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This document defines pollution and describes the five main types: light, water, noise, land, and air pollution. It provides examples of each type of pollution, such as street lamps that cause light pollution, sewage contaminating waterways, construction noise, littering on land, and vehicle exhaust contributing to air pollution. The causes of pollution are identified as the release of harmful substances into the environment from improper disposal of waste and misuse of resources.
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This document defines and describes different types of pollution. It explains that pollution is an undesirable change to the environment that degrades its original state. There are five main types of pollution: water, air, soil, radioactive, and noise. Air pollution is caused by gases and particulate substances released from vehicles and factories. This can form smog which reduces visibility and causes health issues. Water pollution occurs when waste and chemicals are dumped in water sources, harming wildlife and contaminating drinking water. Soil pollution is caused by solid waste and excess chemicals that kill beneficial bacteria. Radioactive pollution from sources like nuclear disasters has long-lasting health and genetic effects. The document concludes by suggesting ways to reduce pollution like planting trees and reducing plastic use
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Pollution is the introduction of contaminants into the natural environment that cause harm. It has increased significantly since World War II due to rapid industrialization in developing countries. The main types of pollution are air, water, noise, and soil pollution. Air pollution damages health and the environment. Water pollution contaminates water bodies. Noise pollution affects both physical and mental health. Soil pollution alters the natural composition of soil. Various industries, vehicles, and other human activities are major causes of the different types of pollution. Collective efforts are needed such as use of renewable resources, waste treatment, and increasing green cover to control pollution.
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Pollution
The document defines pollution as any change in the environment that harms it. It discusses six main types of pollution: air, water, soil, noise, marine, and thermal. Air pollution results from domestic burning, industrialization, deforestation, mining, volcanic eruptions, and automobiles. Water pollution is caused by industrial, agricultural, and domestic waste as well as mining runoff. Soil pollution comes from industrial and agricultural waste and toxic chemicals. Noise pollution stems from industries, public activities, aircraft, and loud speakers. The document provides sources and examples of each type of pollution and concludes by suggesting ways to control pollution through tree planting, emissions filtering, waste treatment, recycling, and proper disposal.
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Pollution
Pollution is the introduction of contaminants into the natural environment that cause harm. It has increased since World War II due to rapid industrialization. The main types of pollution are air, water, noise, and soil pollution. Air pollution damages health and is caused by sources like vehicles, industries, and biomass burning. Water pollution contaminates water bodies through untreated industrial and domestic waste. Noise pollution has negative health impacts and is caused by transportation and machinery. Soil pollution introduces harmful chemicals from activities like agriculture and improper waste disposal. Controlling pollution requires efforts like alternative energy use, afforestation, limiting pollutants, and proper waste treatment.
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This document defines and describes different types of pollution. It explains that pollution is an undesirable change to the environment that degrades its original state. There are five main types of pollution: water, air, soil, radioactive, and noise. Air pollution is caused by gases and particulate substances released from vehicles and factories. This can form smog which reduces visibility and causes health issues. Water pollution occurs when waste and chemicals are dumped in water sources, harming wildlife and contaminating drinking water. Soil pollution is caused by solid waste and excess chemicals that kill beneficial bacteria. Radioactive pollution from sources like nuclear disasters has long-lasting health and genetic effects. The document concludes by suggesting ways to reduce pollution like planting trees and reducing plastic use
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Pollution is the introduction of contaminants into the natural environment that cause harm. It has increased significantly since World War II due to rapid industrialization in developing countries. The main types of pollution are air, water, noise, and soil pollution. Air pollution damages health and the environment. Water pollution contaminates water bodies. Noise pollution affects both physical and mental health. Soil pollution alters the natural composition of soil. Various industries, vehicles, and other human activities are major causes of the different types of pollution. Collective efforts are needed such as use of renewable resources, waste treatment, and increasing green cover to control pollution.
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The document defines pollution as any change in the environment that harms it. It discusses six main types of pollution: air, water, soil, noise, marine, and thermal. Air pollution results from domestic burning, industrialization, deforestation, mining, volcanic eruptions, and automobiles. Water pollution is caused by industrial, agricultural, and domestic waste as well as mining runoff. Soil pollution comes from industrial and agricultural waste and toxic chemicals. Noise pollution stems from industries, public activities, aircraft, and loud speakers. The document provides sources and examples of each type of pollution and concludes by suggesting ways to control pollution through tree planting, emissions filtering, waste treatment, recycling, and proper disposal.
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Air pollution is the introduction of chemicals, particulate matter, or biological materials into the atmosphere that cause harm. There are several main types of air pollution including smog, acid rain, the greenhouse effect, and depletion of the ozone layer. Air pollution affects human health in both short and long term ways and poses risks especially to children, the elderly, and those with preexisting heart and lung conditions. Efforts like reducing vehicle use, opting for cleaner energy sources, minimizing waste burning, and recycling can help address the sources of air pollution.
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Water pollution occurs when chemicals, sewage, fertilizers and other pollutants are discharged into waterways without proper treatment. This can have devastating effects on both human and animal life. There are many sources of water pollution including domestic, industrial, agricultural and nuclear waste. To prevent further water pollution, individuals should use environmentally friendly household products, limit fertilizer and pesticide use, and properly dispose of litter and waste. Collective changes are needed to protect this vital resource for future generations.
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Environment refers to the natural world. Environment refers surrounding (such as air, water, land) and their inter-relationship with human beings and other living species.
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Pollution comes from the Latin ‘polluere’ which means to contaminate. So, pollution is something that contaminates the environment.
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toxic material that makes the soil and air impure,
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unwanted and intolerable level of energies such as noise, radiation, etc.
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The various types of environmental pollution includes air pollution, water pollution, soil pollution, radioactive pollution, noise pollution, light pollution, oil pollution, marine pollution, plastic pollution, etc. They are each discussed below:
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Air pollution means the presence of pollutants in the atmosphere is such concentration that causes injury to human being, animals and plants.
Air pollution is the name for anything that makes the air dirty. Thus, air pollution is anything that contaminates the air and makes it harmful to breathe for humans, animals and birds.
Of course, air pollution will depend on the context: some things may be counted as air pollution in some contexts, but not in others. But, in sum, air pollution can be defined as:
Anything that contaminates the air.
Something that makes the air dangerous to breathe.
Potentially dependent on the context.
Air pollution can be both indoor and outdoor as follows:
Indoor air pollution:
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- 2. • Pollution is the contamination of natural substances such as land, air and water pollution. There is one more type of pollution called noise pollution. Now I will show the causes and the effects of it.
- 4. Air Pollution • Air Pollution is the contamination of air.
- 5. Causes • Air Pollution is caused because of : 1. Smoking 2. Industries 3. Spitting
- 6. Effects The effects of Air pollution are: 1. Asthma 2. Increased level of carbon dioxide 3. Smog (Smoke + Fog=Smog)
- 8. Water Pollution • Water pollution is the contamination of water.
- 9. Causes • Deforestation • Soil erosion • Acid rains
- 10. Effects • Sea animals dying • Fresh water is not available • People are getting diseases
- 11. Noise pollution
- 12. Noise Pollution • Noise pollution is undesirable or unwanted sound.
- 13. Causes • Loud noise in houses. • Festival ‘s noise. • Traffic noise • The low flying of fighter planes. • Railway engines. • Construction. • Industrial Noise
- 14. Effects • Deafness • Buildings destroyed • Birds and plants get disturbed
- 15. Land Pollution
- 16. Land Pollution • Land pollution is the contamination of land.
- 17. Causes • Throwing of chemical and toxic wastes • Excretion • Local areas have no dust bins • Acid rains
- 18. Effects • Plants dying • Infertile land • People having diseases in their nervous systems