Environmental pollution has become a matter of great concern in recent years. The situation
of environmental pollution has always been reported by the press, with flooded waste images
and statistics about the alarming environmental pollution of society.
Many factors contribute to environmental pollution, but the primary cause remains human awareness. - Water pollution:
All living things on the planet rely on water for survival. Water comes in many forms in life,
including sea water, river water, drinking water, and so on. All of them are extremely
important to humans. As a result, polluting the water source will have many extremely
dangerous consequences. Water pollution can be caused by a variety of factors, including:
+ Industrial waste: During the course of industrial production, industries continuously
release trash into the environment, causing pollution that has a considerable negative impact
on the local populace and wildlife.
+ Domestic waste: Trash from everyday life, plastic bags dumped into rivers, oceans, or
sewers cause water pollution, stench, and harm aquatic life. - Soil pollution:
Many living beings live in soil. They are extremely beneficial to humans and play a
significant part in the natural food chain. Because of this, the growth of these organisms will
be threatened by soil pollution. Additionally, polluted soil hinders human productivity and
farming efforts. Currently, the following factors might cause soil environment pollution:
+ Industrial activities: Lead, mercury, and other hazardous metals are released by numerous
industrial production sectors, including ore mining, metallurgy and textile, which impact the soil's qualities.
+ Agriculture activities: Chemicals used in agriculture seep into the earth, damaging the ecology of the soil.