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POLLUTION

Pollution is the addition of any such constituent to air, water or land which deteriorates the natural quality of the environment.

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Types of pollution

Air pollutionWater pollutionSoil pollutionRadiationNoise pollution

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AIR POLLUTION

• Air pollution means degradation of the air quality harmfully affecting the living organisms as well as certain objects.

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Particulate pollution

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Gaseous pollution

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Sources of pollution

Natural sources•volcanoes•Storms Man-Made sources•automobiles•industries

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Vehicular air pollution

The exhausts given out contain three main gaseous pollutants:CO2,SO2 and CO.

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Industrial air pollution

The smoke released by the factory chimneys into the air contains lot of particulate pollutants

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Burning garbage

The smoke given out on burning garbage releases CO2 and some other harmful gases which adds to the particulate air pollution.

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Brick kilns

Brick kilns are fire-heated enclosures for making construction bricks. Lot of smoke and heat given out are pollutants.

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Water pollution

• Any change in the water quality which makes it unsuitable for use by humans and by other living organisms.

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SOURCES OF WATER POLLUTION

Household detergents Sewage

Industrial wastes

Oil spills

Thermal pollution

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HOUSEHOLD DETERGENTS

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SEWAGE

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INDUSTRIAL WASTE

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OIL SPILLS

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THERMAL POLLUTION

• Hot waste water released into nearby streams by industries cause thermal pollution affecting living organism.

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SOIL POLLUTION

• Soil contamination or soil pollution is caused by the presence of xenobiotic (human-made) chemicals or other alteration in the natural soil environment.

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SOURCES

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SOURCESIndustrial waste

Urban commercial and domestic waste

Chemical fertilizers

Biomedical waste

pesticides

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Radiation

• Radiation is a form of energy consisting high energy particles. It is extensively used in medical fields and generating electricity.

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Chernobyl nuclear disaster

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Noise pollution

• Noise is defined as any disturbing sound.

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Effects of noise pollution

• Interferes in communication• Interrupts concentration of thought• Lowers efficiency• Disturbs sleeps• Irritability• Damage ear drum• Lead to deafness• Bird life gets disturbed

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OTHER EFFECTS OF POLLUTION

• Acid rainAcid rain is a rain or any other form of precipitation that is unusually acidic.

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• Greenhouse effect and global warmingGreenhouse are small houses specially

constructed to grow plants.Global warming is continuing rise in the average

temperature of Earth's climate system.

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• Ozone layer depletion

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