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2.  Is the introduction of contaminants into the
natural environment that cause adverse
change.[1] Pollution can take the form
of chemical substances or energy, such as
noise, heat or light. Pollutants, the components
of pollution, can be either foreign
substances/energies or naturally occurring
contaminants. Pollution is often classed as point
source or non point source pollution. In 2015,
pollution killed 9 million people in the world.

3.  Air pollution
 light pollution
 littering
 noise pollution
 plastic pollution
 soil contamination
 radioactive contamination
 thermal pollution
 visual pollution
 water pollution

4. Air Pollution
Water Pollution
Soil Pollution
Light Pollution
Noise Pollution

5. Effects of
Pollutants

6.  The major source of air pollution results from the
burning of fossil fuels, which causes an excess of
carbon monoxide in the atmosphere. Vehicles
commonly cause this kind of pollution, as does the
burning of coal. Fossil fuels being burned create a
substance commonly referred to as smog, which is
a dense layer of carbon-monoxide-based cloud
matter. Air pollution is a contributing factor of
asthma, lung cancer, chronic bronchitis, as well as
many other lung-based ailments. The burning of a
large amount of fossil fuels can also result in the
mixture of sulfuric acid and nitrogen, which can
combine to form acid rain.

7.  Is primarily caused by watery run-off from agricultural
sites, industrial sites and urban sites. Runoff consists of
harmful, contaminated or unnatural chemicals or
substances that interfere with a water source to infect and
ultimately destroy the water therein. Agricultural runoff
includes toxins found in pesticides and herbicides, urban
runoff contains large amounts of organic waste and
industrial runoff often contains high amounts of chemical
toxins and residues. Any of these pollutants entering a
water source can cause multiple health issues, the
spreading of dangerous diseases and potentially
premature death of humans and other animals.

8.  Can become polluted as a result of improper
disposal of chemical materials or toxins. This
often occurs near large agricultural sites where
excess herbicides or pesticides are used on
crops. Sites that become polluted often become
barren wastelands with toxic soil. These sites
are often abandoned and cannot be used,
resulting in a large stretch of land going to
waste.

9.  This is the result of urban or highly-
populated areas requiring an excess of
unnatural lights. This kind of pollution can
cause problems in the migration patterns of
birds as well as disrupting the cycles of
nocturnal animals. It also makes the stars
and other celestial phenomena hard to see.

10.  Is another type of lesser-known pollution
caused by an excess of human-created
sounds that are very loud and disruptive in
nature. This type of pollution can impact the
movement patterns of sea mammals as well
as the nesting ability of some birds.

11.  Around 40% of the lakes in America are too polluted for
aquatic life, swimming or fishing.
 Although children make up 10% of the world’s population,
over 40% of the global burden of disease falls on them.
Environmental factors contribute to more than 3 million
children under age five dying every year.
 Pollution kills over 1 million seabirds and 100 million
mammals annually.
 Recycling and composting alone have avoided 85 million
tons of waste to be dumped in 2010.
 Currently in the world there are over 500 million cars, by
2030 the number will rise to 1 billion, therefore doubling
pollution levels.

12.  High traffic roads possess more concentrated levels of air
pollution therefore people living close to these areas have
an increased risk of heart disease, cancer, asthma and
bronchitis
 Inhaling Air pollution takes away at least 1-2 years of a
typical human life.
 25% deaths in India and 65% of the deaths in Asia are
resultant of air pollution.
 Over 80 billion aluminum cans are used every year around
the world. If you throw away aluminum cans, they can stay
in that can form for up to 500 years or more.
 People aren’t recycling as much as they should, as a
result the rainforests are be cut down by approximately
100 acres per minute