The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that about 1.6 million people die every year from polluted water. That's about:
* 4000 people a day, * 200 people an hour, * 30 people a minute, * one person every 2 seconds
Yes. It does, of course, depend on exactly what the pollution is and whether you swallow any of it or not. Technically, any lake a motorboat has been on is "polluted", since it will contain traces of oil, but you can probably swim in that with no problems.
Fisherman and polluted waters. Bigger Fish. Or maybe "Hey, you, Trout, you're gonna die!!!"
if plants are polluted the die and carbon-dioxide will increase and if carbon dioxide increased the air will be polluted and it will be polluted and also plants will get poisonous and if any living thing ate this plants they will get very bad deceases causing to death
It depends on what you mean by "polluted". If you mean untreated water, than almost never. If you, however drink water polluted with anthrax, than most of the times you do die...
fish die because ,when the water gets polluted, the germs run every where and die. by Victoria Rodriguez.
well over 10 000 people die from dirty water. this is because rivers are bieng polluted with waste from near by factories
they will die
yes, if tyhe air is badly polluted then we could die
Because the pollutants poison them.
Susan Waters died in 1900.
T. A. Waters died in 1998.
Daniel Waters died in 1816.