The document discusses various types of pollution including water pollution, noise pollution, air pollution, biomedical waste, and e-waste. It provides information on the sources and effects of different pollutants for water, noise, and air pollution. It also discusses potential solutions to reduce pollution such as reducing the use of fertilizers and pesticides near water, growing organic foods, and composting food waste to help address water pollution.
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1. water pollution
noise pollution
Air pollution ....
Biomedical waste
E-waste....諮
Waste segregation .
2. water
pollution
皚What is water pollution
?
Major types of
pollutants , sources and
effects Point and nonpoint
sources Is the water safe
to drink ? H H
Types, effects
and sources
8. Solutions
water pollution
-- Prevent groundwater contamination
Greatly reduce nonpoint runoff
Reuse treated wastewater for irrigation
Find substitutes for toxic pollutants
Work with nature to treat sewage
Practice four R's of resource use (
refuse , reduce , recycle , reuse )
Reduce resource waste Reduce air
pollution
Reduce poverty Reduce birth rates
What can you do?
Water pollution
-- Fertilize your garden and yard plants with
manure or compost instead of commercial
inorganic fertilizer .
Minimize your use of pesticides
. Never apply fertilizer or pesticides near a
body of water .
Grow or buy organic foods .
* Compost your food wastes
. * Do not use water fresheners in toilets .
Do not flush wanted medicines dow the
toilet . - Do not pour pesticides , paints ,
solvents , oil , antifreeze , or other products
containing harmful chemicals down the
drain or onto the ground . 3 - T
9. Drinking water Quality
Purification of urban drinking water
Purification of drinking water in developing
countries
Bottled water
11. Sound
≠ Sound is a vibration
that propagates as a
mechanical wave of
pressure and
displacement , through
some medium ( i.e. air or
water )
. Sound refers to only
those vibrations with
frequencies that are
within the range of
hearing for humans
12. What Is
Noise pollution
Any unwanted sound that
penetrates the environment is
noise pollution .
In general noise pollution
refers to any noise irritating to
one's ear which comes from an
external source
13. Sources of Noise Pollution
Household Sources
Social Event
Commercial and Industrial
Activities Transportation
14. ...Air pollution
≠What Is Air Pollution ??
Air pollution is the
introduction of chemiclas ,
particular matter , or biological
materials that cause harm to
discomfort to humans or other
living organisms , or cause
damage to the natural
environment or built
environment , into the
atmosphere .
15. . Types Of Air Pollution
There are several types of air pollution , mainly Indoor Air Pollution and Outdoor Air Pollution These include . .
smog , acid rain , the green house effect and hole in ozone layer
. One type of air pollution is the release of particles into the air
. Another type of air pollution is the release of poisonous gases .
16. It is caused when pollutant
combines with droplets of water
in the air .
The effects of acid rain on the
environment can be serious .