Water pollution by taylor g.
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Half of the world's water is polluted, with 14 billion pounds of trash entering the oceans each year. More than 1 billion people lack access to safe drinking water, and over 18,000 Swedish lakes have been acidified to the point of endangering or eliminating fish populations. The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is twice the size of the United States, and 90% of ocean waste comes from land, with plastic making up a large portion. However, concerted efforts have provided safe drinking water access to 1.3 million more people, and further collaboration could help address the global water pollution crisis.
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There are many different ways the ocean can become polluted....show more content...Fishnets improperly discarded into the ocean can also cause major issues, tangling into unsuspecting mammals and fish. According to the Marin Academy s Oceanography website, there are over 46,000 pieces of plastic floating in each square mile of ocean off the Northeast coast of the United States, which contributes to the death of 100,000 marine mammals and two millions sea birds yearly.
A way you wouldn t expect pollution to be caused is by noise. The pressure from the sounds omitted by ships, sonar devices, oil rigs, and earthquakes can disrupt communication, hunting, migration, and reproduction patterns from many marine animals like whales and dolphins. This can throw the whole system off balance. Air pollution can also cause ocean pollution by being absorbed into the water and contaminating it, and vice versa. Ocean pollution can eventually cause air pollution. Dirt can also spill into waterways from top soil or silt from fields or construction sites, causing endangerment to fish and wildlife habitats.
Out of all of these ways, oil spills can cause a noticeably excessive amount of damage to the ocean. Although only 12% of the oil entering the sea is caused by spills, they can deteriorate ocean life and environment more than any other pollution. One gallon of used oil spilled into the ocean, which contains toxic chemicals and heavy metals severely dangerous to the micro organism at the base of the food chain, can cause an eight acre layer
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