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Water pollution occurs when contaminants

are spilled into waterbodies, turning them
unsuitable for human consumption and
harming aquatic habitats. It also depletes vital
food supplies and toxins water supply with
pollutants that can impair people's health in
the short- and long - term. Water pollution
also has a significant impact on aquatic
habitats.
The numerous strategies for managing
and disposing of wastes are referred to
as waste management. Disposing,
eliminating, refining, recycling,
repurposing, or regulating wastes are all
options. The primary goal of waste
treatment is to manage wastes.

C A U S E S O F W A T E R P O L L U T I O N

1 Industrial Waste 6 Global Warming

2 Sewage 7 Radioactive Waste

3 Mining Activities 8 Urban Development

4 The burning of fossil 9 Animal Waste

fuels
10 Acid Rain
5 Leakage From Sewer
Lines
 S O L U T I O N S T O A V O I D W A T E R

P O L L U T I O N

Dispose of Toxic Chemicals Properly

Check Your Sump Pump or Cellar Drain
Report Water Polluters
Dispose trash properly
Skip the use of plastics.
Take action by actively participating in water
pollution prevention

WAYS TO DO PROPER WASTE MANAGEMENT

Source Reduction and Reuse

Recovery and Recycling

Landfills

Combustion/Incineration

Composting