The document discusses water pollution, defining it as any harmful alteration to water's physical, chemical, or biological properties. It identifies causes such as sewage, industrial waste, and marine dumping, while outlining effects including aquatic death, ecosystem destruction, and health issues. The document concludes by emphasizing the collective responsibility to safeguard the environment and raise awareness about these issues.

1. BY
Komal Chhabra
Centre for Research and Industrial
Staff Performance, (CRISP),
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh)

2. Water pollution
• Any change or modification in the physical, chemical
and biological properties of water that will have a
detrimental consequence on living things is water
pollution

4. Types

5. Causes
• Sewage and waste water
• Septic Tanks
• Ocean and marine dumping
• Underground storage
• tube leakages
• Atmospheric

6. Industrial causes
• Waste produced by industries contain large amount of
toxic chemicals.
• This waste is illegally disposed directly into the river or
seas without any treatment causing heavy water
pollution.

8. Effects of water pollution
• Death of aquatic (water) animals

9. Disruption of food-chains

10. Diseases

12. • Destruction of ecosystems

13. LiquidWaste(Sewage/Wastewater)Treatment

15. Conclusion….
• As a results, we all play an important roles in order to protect
our environment to get polluted.
• Increase our awareness and responsibility to developed our
country.