Soil pollution has been found to be a carcinogen which means it is linked to causing cancer. Soil pollution is caused by the introduction of a harmful substance. It can come from run off from waste or dumping sites. It can occur from the use of chemicals on crops.
Soil pollution has been found to be a carcinogen which means it is linked to causing cancer. Soil pollution is caused by the introduction of a harmful substance. It can come from run off from waste or dumping sites. It can occur from the use of chemicals on crops.
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Soil pollution has been found to be a carcinogen which means it is linked to causing cancer. Soil pollution is caused by the introduction of a harmful substance. It can come from run off from waste or dumping sites. It can occur from the use of chemicals on crops.
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Soil pollution is a growing concern in many countries.
Polluted soil can be quite devastating on an agricultural level as well as for anyone exposed to the polluted soil.
Concerns About Soil Pollutionhe concerns about soil pollution
revolve around the major effects it has. Soil pollution has been found to be a carcinogen which means it is linked to causing cancer.
Causes of Soil Pollution
Soil pollution is caused by the introduction of a harmful
substance. This can happen in a few different ways.
Harmful substances may be introduced to the soil through
water that has been in contact with the soil. It can come from run off from waste or dumping sites. It can occur from the use of chemicals on crops.
Prevention of Soil Pollution
The prevention of soil pollution involves many layers of
work. Mostly through legislation that involves preventing dumping or ensuring proper dumping of harmful substance soil pollution is prevented. Other methods of prevention include banning some use of chemicals on agricultural fields.