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POLLUTION

MADE BY DIVYA,IX-C
WHAT IS POLLUTION?
Pollution is the introduction of
contaminants into the natural
environment that cause adverse
change. Pollution can take the
form of any substance or energy.
Pollutants, the components of
pollution, can be either foreign
substances/energies or naturally
occurring contaminants.
TYPES OF POLLUTION
AIR POLLUTION
LAND POLLUTION
WATER POLLUTION
NOISE POLLUTION
WHAT IS AIR
POLLUTION?
Air pollution is caused by a
combination of gaseous and
particulate pollutants such as
carbon dioxide, methane, and
nitrogen dioxide emitted from point
sources such as factories and motor
vehicles that burn fuel. Some
gaseous emissions are visible to the
eye and sometimes may even diffuse
into the atmosphere and become
invisible. Particulate pollution, on
the other hand, such as soot and
black carbon, is always visible.
WHAT IS LAND
POLLUTION?
Soil contamination, soil
pollution, or land pollution as
a part of land degradation is
caused by the presence of no
biotic chemicals or other
alteration in the natural soil
environment. It is typically
caused by industrial activity,
agricultural chemicals or
improper disposal of waste.
WHAT IS WATER POLLUTION?
Water pollution is the
contamination of water bodies,
usually as a result of human
activities, in such a manner
that negatively affects its
legitimate uses. Water
pollution reduces the ability of
the body of water to provide
the ecosystem services that it
would otherwise provide.
WHAT IS NOISE
POLLUTION?
Noise pollution, also known as
environmental noise or sound
pollution, is the propagation
of noise with ranging
impacts on the activity of
human or animal life, most of
them harmful to a degree. ...
High noise levels can contribute
to cardiovascular effects in
humans and an increased
incidence of coronary artery
disease.
BAD EFFECTS OF POLLUTION?
Long-term health effects from
air pollution include heart
disease, lung cancer, and
respiratory diseases such as
emphysema. Air pollution can
also cause long-term damage
to people's nerves, brain,
kidneys, liver, and other
organs. Some scientists
suspect air pollutants cause
birth defects
CONCLUSION
All type of pollution has their kind of
negative impact on our environment.
The lives of humans and animals get
impacted due to this. It is our
responsibility to take various initiatives
to protect nature. We need to
fight against pollution to take steps
towards a better tomorrow.
THANK YOU

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