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- 2. What is Pollution? Pollution is the process of making land, water, air or other parts of the environment dirty and unsafe or unsuitable to use.
- 3. Three types of pollution are: water pollution, air pollution and land pollution.
- 4. Water Pollution Water pollution is the contamination of water bodies (e.g. lakes, oceans, rivers etc).
- 5. Causes of Water Pollution • Water Pollution is caused when chemicals or dangerous foreign substances are introduced to water. Oil spills
- 6. sewage and oil from ships
- 7. Pesticides and fertilizers from runoff
- 8. Effects of Water Pollution • Death of aquatic plants and animals
- 10. Waterborne diseases that make people sick or die
- 11. Preventing Water Pollution Do not litter recycle Teach the children how to care the environment
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- 13. Identify the water pollutants
- 14. What pollutant am I? • I sail in the ocean and let out oil and sewage. What am I? • I kill many sea creatures when I get in the sea. What am I ? • Farmers use me to kill the insects eating their plants. What am I ? Sail boat Cruise ship Oil spill soap Pesticides Perfume
- 15. Listen to the poem then select the correct answers. • The poem is about • What does the pollution do to people? • Name the water body mentioned. air pollution water pollution Land pollution Make them happy Make them sad Make them fuss lake riversea
- 16. Use the pen to identify the words