This document discusses visual pollution, which refers to unwanted sights that impair one's ability to enjoy a vista. It lists various sources of visual pollution like billboards, electric wires, garbage in streets, dumping areas, abandoned vehicles and buildings, vandalism, traffic, sidewalk vendors, and holes in roads. The effects of visual pollution include distraction, eye fatigue, loss of identity, decreases in opinion diversity, and making people short-tempered. Ways to prevent visual pollution mentioned are reducing posters and drawings of graffiti, protecting urban furniture and trees from banners and notices, and not hanging too many items in one place.

1. VISUAL POLLUTION
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2. What Is Visual Pollution ?
Is an aesthetic (relating to art or beauty) issue and refers to the impacts
of pollution that impair one's ability to enjoy a vista or view.
Visual Pollution is the presence of any unwanted sight that can ruin
the aesthetic appeal of a specified area.
Disturbs the visual areas of people by creating negative changes in
the natural environment.
Visual Pollution is defined as the whole of irregular formations, which
are mostly found in natural and built environments.
This is actually an artificial form of pollution that makes one
uncomfortable to look at.

3. SOURCES OF
VISUAL
POLLUTION

4. BILLBOARDS
A billboard (also called a hoarding in
many other parts of the world) is a
large outdoor advertising structure
(a billing board), typically found in high-
traffic areas such as alongside busy roads.
Billboards present large advertisements to
passing pedestrians and drivers. Typically
showing witty slogans and distinctive
visuals, billboards are highly visible in the
top designated market areas.

5. ELECTRIC WIRES
Pollution that impacts a person's
ability to enjoy a vista is called visual

6. GARBAGE IN STREETS
Cities around the world are facing great
challenges due to increasing urbanization,
and one of the major challenges is the
rising amount of generated waste and
littering due to high demand for food
products and other essentials. Public waste
bins are filling up faster than ever and
inevitably many of the bins end up
overflowing before collected, causing not
only cluttered streets and bad odors but
also negative health and environmental
impacts.

7. DUMPING
AREAS
GHAZIPUR GARBAGE DUMP ALMOST
AS TALL AS QUTUB MINAR.

8. BROKENVEHICLES/AUTOMOBILE

9. ABANDONED
BUILDINGS

10. VANDALISM
It is the action involving deliberate
destruction of or damage to public
or private property. It's natural for
human beings to draw, paint and
decorate their environments, but
when it comes to doing this on
another person's property without
permission, it's referred to
as vandalism and it's unlawful.

11. TRAFFIC
Traffic congestion is a condition on
transport that is characterized by
slower speeds, longer trip times, and
increased vehicular queueing Traffic
congestion on urban road networks
has become increasingly problematic
since the 1950s.When traffic demand
demand is great enough that the
interaction between vehicles slows
the speed of the traffic stream, this
results in some congestion.

12. SIDEWALK
VENDORS

13. HOLES ON
ROADS

14. Effects of Visual Pollution
Distraction Eye fatigue Loss of identity
Decreases in
opinion diversity
Short-tempered

15. Preventionof
VisualPollution
Don’t put many posters or paintings in one place
all together.
Reduce to drawings of graffities.
Protect all the elements of urban furniture (poles,
trees), which should not hang banners or notices
attached in accordance with existing rules.
Protect trees and natural resource elements of
the city, which should not hang banners or
notices attached to any class.

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