There are eight main types of pollution: air, water, soil, noise, radioactive, light, thermal, and visual. Air pollution involves contaminating the air with harmful fumes and chemicals from vehicles, burning materials, and industries. Water pollution is contamination of water sources that reduces water purity and quality. Soil pollution prevents natural growth through contamination from farming, waste, mining, and littering. Noise pollution disrupts standard of living with loud noises from traffic, construction, and entertainment. Radioactive pollution releases dangerous radioactive materials through accidents and improper waste disposal. Light and thermal pollution disrupt ecosystems through excessive light and higher temperatures from pollution. Visual pollution obstructs views with structures like billboards and power lines.
Air pollution is the introduction of particulates, biological molecules, or other harmful gases into Earth's atmosphere, causing disease, death to humans, damage to other living organisms such as food crops, or the natural or built environment. Air pollution may come from anthropogenic or natural sources.
Air pollution is the introduction of particulates, biological molecules, or other harmful gases into Earth's atmosphere, causing disease, death to humans, damage to other living organisms such as food crops, or the natural or built environment. Air pollution may come from anthropogenic or natural sources.
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Definition of Air Pollution.
Types of Air Pollution.
Sources of Air pollution.
Effects of Air pollution.
Prevention of Air pollution.
Solving Ideas
Conclusion.
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Definition of Air Pollution.
Types of Air Pollution.
Sources of Air pollution.
Effects of Air pollution.
Prevention of Air pollution.
Solving Ideas
Conclusion.
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2. The different types of pollution are:
Air Pollution. Air pollution is the
contamination of the natural air by
mixing it with different pollutants
such as harmful fumes and
chemicals. ...
Water Pollution. ...
Soil Pollution. ...
Noise Pollution. ...
Radioactive Pollution. ...
Light Pollution. ...
Thermal Pollution. ...
Visual Pollution.
3. Everyone has heard the term pollution
constantly – either in school or
documentaries or random pamphlets.
With the global warming taking center
stage and becoming a prominent issue,
pollution has become one of the most
important problems that is currently
being tackled at a global level.
4. Pollution can be defined as the
introduction of contaminants to the
natural environment, where the
environment is affected negatively by the
actions of humans. Pollution can take
any form including chemical substances,
heat, light, noise or energy. To make it
easier to distinguish, pollution has been
divided into eight categories by the
scientific community.
5. Air pollution is the contamination of the natural air by
mixing it with different pollutants such as harmful
fumes and chemicals. This contamination can be caused
by gases emitted by vehicles or from burning material
or harmful fumes emitted as a byproduct of industries.
The higher the concentration of air pollutants, the
harder it to remove it effectively through natural cycles.
The higher concentrations also result in breathing
problems for living things. Some effects include
increase in smog, higher rain acidity, crop depletion
from inadequate oxygen, and higher rates of asthma.
According to experts, global warming is one of the
biggest side effects of air pollution.
Air Pollution
6.
7. Water pollution is the contamination of the water on
Earth. It includes contamination by pollutants such
as chemical, bacterial or particulate that reduces the
purity of the water. Oil seepage as well as littering is
one of the most common forms of pollution. Water
pollution occurs in lakes, oceans, rivers and even
underground reservoirs. Water pollution is one of the
most dangerous from of pollution as it decreases the
amount of drinkable water that is available. It can
also reduce the amount of water that can be used for
irrigation as well as harm the wildlife that depend on
the water.
Water Pollution
8.
9. Soil pollution, also known as land pollution is the
contamination of the soil or the land that prevents
growth of natural life, which includes land used
for cultivating, wildlife as well as habitation.
Common causes of soil pollution includes non-
sustainable farming practices, hazardous wastage
and seepage into the soil, mining as well as
littering. Soil pollution can result in reduced
growth of agriculture as well as poisoning of the
land and nearby water.
Soil Pollution
10.
11. Noise pollution is the loud noises that is created by
human activity that disrupts the standard of living
in the affected area. Pollution can stem from things
such as traffic, railroads, concerts, loud music,
airplanes, fireworks etc. Any noise that disrupts the
ability of a person to perform can be termed as
noise pollution. This can result in temporary or
permanent loss of hearing as well as disturbances
to wildlife.
Noise Pollution
12.
13. This is one of the most dangerous forms of
pollution as it is extremely harmful and can even
result in death. This type of pollution has risen in
the 20th century with the rise of atomic physics
and nuclear weapons. Radioactive pollution
results in the pollution of the air and land with
radioactive poisoning. It can happen from
leakages or accidents at nuclear power plants, as
well as from improper disposal of nuclear waste.
This pollution results in birth defects, cancer,
deteriorating of health and even death.
Radioactive Pollution
14.
15. Light pollution is the over illumination of a
certain area that is considered as obtrusive. It is
considered pollution especially when it
interferes with astronomical observation. The
most common way to determine if an area is
polluted is to look at the stars, if you can see
them your area is not so polluted. Pollution
includes large lighted cities, billboards and
other advertising, and nighttime entertainment.
Light Pollution
16.
17. Thermal pollution is when the temperature
increases in a particular area over time. This heat
is often caused by air pollution and the release of
carbon gasses in that area that traps more heat on
the Earth. The earth has a natural thermal cycle,
but excessive temperatures can result in long term
effects. The rising temperatures can be a result of
deforestation, power plants, high carbon
footprint, etc. While, slight changes in
temperature is common in nature, faster changes
in the temperature can result in loss of wildlife as
well as reduction of water.
Thermal Pollution
18.
19. Although not a life threatening form of
pollution, it can be considered as
unappealing to the eyesight. This form of
pollution is when there are obstructions to
views caused by billboards, powerlines,
construction areas and even high rises. It
does not have immediate health effects but
can have slow effects.
Visual Pollution