The document discusses several negative impacts of population growth and pollution on the environment including increased carbon dioxide emissions, resource consumption, habitat destruction, and global warming. It notes that cutting down forests reduces carbon absorption, while pollution disrupts wildlife and ecosystems. Recommendations include planting more trees, enacting policies to limit emissions, reducing pollution, and emphasizing reduce, reuse and recycle practices to help address these issues.

2.  This increase in population size leads to an
increase in pollution and higher demand for the
world’s resources
 More population consumes more goods and hence
more goods of daily needs are required to feed the
growing population.

4.  Carbon dioxide traps heat
in the atmosphere and
causes the temperature
of the earth to rise.
 This leads to disruption of
the weather patterns ex
drought, floods
 They also causes
pollution.

5.  Acid rain damages trees and pollutes rivers and lakes.
 It also damages monuments like Taj Mahal

6.  Monuments like Taj Mahal are getting eroded
by the acid rain.

7.  In may countries people are chopping down forests
to provide timber or space for agriculture for the
growing population.

8. 1. Burning the timber increases the level of
carbon dioxide in the air
2. Less trees means less carbon dioxide
absorbed for photosynthesis
3. Soil is eroded as it is exposed to the wind
and rain
4. Less water is transpired into the
atmosphere
5. Many animal and plant habitats are
destroyed causing extinction of species

9.  When greenhouse gases
absorb heat radiations
reflected by the sun,
they increase the
temperature of the
earth which is known as
global warming.

10.  Due to the increase in
pollution, various
harmful gases are
released. These gases
act as a blanket and
covers the whole
planet, thus making it
warm.
 When trees are cut
carbon dioxide does not
get absorbed and
causes global warming.

11.  Polar ice is melting.
 Sea level is increasing.
 Due to temperature
increase, wildlife and
ecological balance gets
affected.
 Forests also catches
fire.

12.  More and more trees
should be planted.
 Govt should make
policies to keep a check
on carbon dioxide
emisssions.
 Pollution should be
reduced.
 Reduce, reuse and
recycle should be the
motto of life.

13.  Pollution is the introduction
of contaminants into the natural
environment that cause adverse change.

14.  Air pollution
 Water pollution
 Noise pollution
 Chemical pollution
 Land pollution
 Light pollution

15.  Smoke and pollutants which are released by
factories and industries in air.
 Release of chemicals and pollutants in
water.
 Insecticides and pesticides also causes
pollution.

16.  It causes global warming.
 It affects the health of
the citizens.
 It brings a change in
ecological environment.
 Many animals are
extinct.
 Wildlife gets disturbed.
 Many animals are
endangered and need
conservation.

17.  Energy should be saved.
 Reduce reuse recycle should be the motto of
life.
 Govt should keep a check on industries
causing pollution.

18.  Conserve our rapidly
diminishing fossil fuel
reserves by using solar
power or wind power.
 It will not only save
resources but also reduce
pollution and will help in
reducing global warming.

19.  Wildlife sancturies should
be established to conserve
wildlife.
 Hunting must be banned.
 Animals in national parks
should be checked
periodically.
 we have to conserve
wildlife because without
wildlife and plants, humans
cannot live in this planet.

20. Made by
Mayank Gupta
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