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This document discusses four main types of pollution: land, air, water, and noise. It provides details on the causes and impacts of each type. Land pollution is caused by factors like deforestation, mining, agriculture, construction, industrialization, and nuclear/sewage waste. These activities can pollute soil, impact the environment and human health, and affect wildlife. Air pollution stems from sources like vehicle emissions, burning of fossil fuels, and biomass. It negatively impacts health and contributes to smog. Water pollution arises from domestic waste, agriculture runoff containing pesticides and fertilizers, and overextraction of groundwater. Noise pollution is caused by various household, social, commercial, industrial, and transportation sources and can
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- 1. Pollution
- 2. Land pollution Air pollution Water pollution Noise pollution
- 3. What is land pollution Land pollution , in other words, is nothing but degradation damage to the surface of the earth and its soil because of human activates. The increase in a number of cities and town due to enhancement in a population are also the reason for land pollution.
- 4. Derorestcition and soil erosion Mining activates Agriculture activates Overcrowded landtilts Ciomstruetion activates Industrialization Nuclear waste Sewage treatment
- 5. Nuclear waste from a nuclear plant is dumped beneath surface of the earth for avoiding causality.
- 6. After treatment of sewage , huge amount of solid waste gres into landfills which lead to pollution of the environment.
- 7. Chang in climate in climate patterns Pollution of soil Impact of envirment Effect on human health Cause air pollution Effect on wild life Partition of tourist
- 8. Reduce the use of fertilizer and pesticides Reduce , recycle , and reuse Decrease buying palace unites Increase buying biodegradable proudest Property dispose of garbage
- 10. Air pollution is the introduction of chemicals , patellar matter , or biological materials that cause harm or other to discomfort to human or other living organism , or cause damage to the natural environment or built environment , into the atmosphere.
- 11. One type of air pollution is the release of particles into the air. Another types of air pollution is the release of pollution is the release of poisonous gases.
- 12. Smog is a types of large out pollution it is caused by chemical reaction between pollution derided from different sources.
- 13. Smoke emitted by vehicles. Smoke from forest fires Smoke raised by burning of coal in power houses Burning of wood , crow dung calked , garbage etc.
- 14. Vehicle car Public transport Alternative energy sources Saving energy Minimize air pollution Recyclable materials
- 15. Water pollution
- 16. Domestic Pollution Safe water supply Sanitation - open defecation Drainage Solidwast disposal Agriculture pollution Pesticides Fertilizer Over extraction of ground water
- 17. The body is comprised of 75% of water We can not live without water for more than 24hours. 1.8 million people die from diarrhea death were 90%are children 88% I attributed to unsafe water supply inadequate sanitation and hygiene.
- 18. Don’t defecated in the open Always wish your self Use toilets were they are Don’t defecate near water sours Dispose of your waste in a responsible Manner Reuse your bathing water Noise Pollution
- 19. Noise Pollution
- 20. Variable or intermittent Impulse or impact Kind of which effect analysis Chemical noise Instrutrumental noise
- 21. Household soures Social Event Commercial and in industrial Activities Transportation
- 22. Food mixer Grinder Vacuum cleaner Washing machine Air conditioner TV Loud speaker
- 23. Places of worship Disco and Gigs Parties Markets Where people sell goods with loudspeaker
- 24. Road traffic noise Aircraft noise Noise from rail road
- 25. Poor urban planning Sound from motor vehicle Car alarms Office Equipment Factory machinery Braking Dogs
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