Household sewage and detergents can pollute water sources if not properly treated, as they release chemicals like ammonia and organic acids that harm living organisms. Vehicle and industrial exhausts as well as smoke release gases into the air that cause pollution, with automobile and plane exhaust containing petroleum gases and smoke containing carbon dioxide and water vapor. Biological pollutants such as pollen, bacteria, and fungal spores can also cause allergic diseases. The document provides tips for reducing pollution like using public transportation, saving water and energy, and planting trees.

1. Reduce , Recycle and Reuse

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4.  Sewage- The household sewage usually is taken to and
fall in rivers, large tanks and lakes. Urine has urea
which produces ammonia by hydrolysis.
 Household Detergent- There are such chemicals which
are used for washing clothes, clearing bathrooms,
hospitals, etc. These include soaps, surf, nirma, etc.
Because they are not completely oxidised, they
produce CO2, alcohol and organic acids which pollute
water and harm living organisms.

5.  Automobile exhausts - Jet
planes, tractors, motor, buses and scooters etc in
which petrol, diesel and kerosine is burnt produce
different gases which are causes of air pollution.
 Biopollutants - Some of the allergic diseases like
asthma, common cold, eczema and other skin
ailments are caused by biological organisms like
fungal spores, pollen , bacteria.

6.  Smoke - Smoke released from industrial plants, fuel
and railway engines cause air pollution. Smoke mostly
consists of CO2 and water vapour.
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7. save the environment

8.  Plant more trees.
 Say no to plastic bag.
 Switch off the lights when not in use.
 Switch off the vehicle on red light.
 Save trees by reducing the use of paper.
 Use public transportation.
 Use CFL bulbs.
 Save Water

9. Made by Shobhit Jena
 Class – 6-c
 Roll no. 15
 School – H.H.P.S