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Air, water, and solid waste pollution are the main types of pollution discussed in the document. Air pollution can be caused by both natural and human factors and causes irreversible damage. Water pollution from waste like papers, plastics, and chemicals threatens fish and other living beings that rely on water. Protecting water from pollution is important for sustaining life.
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(1) Pollution means the poisoning of the environment by human activities. As the human population has increased, pollution has become a major problem.
(2) Recycling helps prevent land pollution by reducing the amount of waste sent to landfills and reducing the byproducts that pollute the environment from burning garbage.
(3) Air pollution is caused by toxic gases, chemicals and dust from industrial factories and motor vehicles, as well as outdoor burning of trash and forest fires.
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