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This document discusses different types of pollution including air, water, noise, land, and radioactive pollution. It defines each type and discusses their causes and effects. The major types of pollution covered are air, water, and land pollution. Air pollution is caused by industries, automobiles, and fuels and affects human health, animals, plants, and the atmosphere. Water pollution results from contamination and causes diseases. Land pollution stems from mining, waste, and affects the environment.
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Tenerife has relatively low air pollution due to few factories. Water quality is generally good, with all drinking water and beach water deemed safe. However, the main sources of pollution are power stations, traffic, an oil refinery, and light pollution affecting astronomical observations. While point sources like sewage are a leading cause of water degradation in Poland, other issues include fertilizers and pesticides from agriculture, landfills, and atmospheric deposition of industrial pollutants into ground and surface water. Industrial areas and waste pose the greatest threats to ground and water quality in Poland.
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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.
The flora anywhere on the earth, the soil and the stones, the rivers and water bodies, the sky and the air, the seas and the oceans, the fauna everywhere in the world, the climate and the interior of the earth – all combine together to form the environment.
Meaning of Pollution
Pollution comes from the Latin ‘polluere’ which means to contaminate. So, pollution is something that contaminates the environment.
Pollution means the presence of substances in the air, water, and land, which has an adverse effects (harmful or poisonous) on living organisms (human-beings, animals, plants, etc.) and on environment. It refers to the:
harmful gases, fluid or other pernicious matter that are released or introduced in the natural environment,
toxic material that makes the soil and air impure,
contaminants, pollutants, or hazardous substances that makes environment unsuitable or unsafe,
introduction of untreated chemicals that degrades or changes the biological properties of fresh water bodies such as lakes, rivers, ground water, etc.
unwanted and intolerable level of energies such as noise, radiation, etc.
resultant effect of the activities that disrupts the biodiversity of the ecosystem, or poses a threat to the sustainability of the environment,
Our environment is in danger due to pollution. The atmosphere is being polluted by discharge of emissions from industrial plants, domestic sources, running vehicles, which burns fossil fuel and from thermal power etc. Public health and hygiene are seriously effected in the cities of developed and developing countries by presence of Sulphur dioxide, Carbon dioxide, Nitrogen oxide, Carbon monoxide, Hydro carbon substance, etc.
Also read: Essay on Environmental Pollution: Causes, Effects and Solution
Different Types of Pollution
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:
1. Air pollution
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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This document discusses various types of environmental pollution. It begins by defining air pollution as the presence of unwanted particles or gases in the air that are not part of the original composition. It then classifies air pollutants based on their origin, state of matter, and presence in the indoor or outdoor environment. Common air pollutants include particulate matter from dust, smoke, and combustion as well as gases such as carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxides. The document also discusses water pollution and describes how excess nutrients can cause eutrophication of bodies of water. Various human activities that contribute to pollution are outlined along with their health and environmental impacts. Finally, the document provides some suggestions for reducing pollution.
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Environmental Pollution can be defined as any undesirable change in physical, chemical, or biological characteristics of any component of the environment i.e. air, water, soil which can cause harmful effects on various forms of life or property.
Pollution: The term pollution can be defined as influence of any substance causing nuisance, harmful effects, and uneasiness to the organisms
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