POLLUTION

IN WATER
ENGLISH PROJECT 301
 1 INTRODUTION

INDEX 2 DEFINITION

3 TYPES

4
CAUSES AND EFFECTS

5
ENVIRONMENTS

EXTRA DATA

6
HOW TO PREVENT IT?

7
8 CONCLUSION
INTRODUTION
Water pollution worldwide is an
environmental issue and a serious
situation that encompasses various
aspects.

This widespread problem of water

pollution is endangering our health.
DEFINITION
Water pollution occurs when
harmful substances, often
chemicals or microorganisms,
contaminate differente areas
and making it toxic to humans
or the environment.
CAUSES AND EFFECTS
CAUSES
Water is especially
vulnerable to pollution,
known as the "universal
solvent." This is why water
becomes contaminated so
easily.
EFFECTS
Waterborne pathogens, in the form of bacteria
and viruses that cause diseases from human and
animal waste, are one of the leading causes of
illness from contaminated drinking water.

Global warming.
Deforestation.
Industrial, agricultural, and
livestock activities.
Garbage and sewage
discharges.
Maritime traffic.
Fuel spills.
DATA EXTRA
 Water pollution
China products kills. In fact, it
into the caused 1.8
Agricultural
oceans, with a million deaths
production
total of 8.8 in 2015
around 70
million metric
percent of the
tons.
Earth's surface
water reserves.
Every day, 2
million tons of
According to the United wastewater
flow into the
Nations, over 80 percent of Are responsible for world's waters,
the world's wastewater is harming over 200 according to
different species
returned to the environment of marine life.
Around 80 UN data.
percent of the
without being treated or
world's
reused; in some less wastewater is
developed countries, the discharged
mostly
figure exceeds 95 percent. untreated
TYPES
 OILL POLUTION RADIOCTATIVE
AGRICULTURE WASTEWATER SUBSTANCES
Worldwide, Including oil and gasoline Radioactive waste is any
It comes from our sinks,
agriculture is the leaking from millions of cars type of pollution that emits
showers, and toilets, as
leading cause of and trucks each day. radiation beyond what the
well as from commercial,
water degradation environment naturally
industrial.
releases.
.
HOW TO PREVENT IT?
Learn about the unique qualities of the water where you
live, see if your neighbors are interested in participating.

Reduce your plastic consumption and reuse or recycle

plastic when you can.

Dispose of chemical cleaners, oils, and non-

biodegradable items properly to prevent them.

Do not flush old medications down the toilet.

If you have a dog, make sure to pick up its feces.

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
Healthy ecosystems rely on a complex
network of animals, plants, bacteria, and
fungi, all of which interact, directly or
indirectly, with each other.

Damage to any of these organisms can

create a chain reaction, endangering
entire aquatic environments.
CONCLUSION
The consequences of
contaminated water should be a
priority for governments: the
disappearance of biodiversity and
aquatic ecosystems, the
disruption of the food chain, the
emergence of diseases from
drinking or using contaminated
water, and infant mortality, among
others.
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