They cause pollution because the chemicals put into the fertilizers run into the water; then causing water pollution.
YES, it is said that fertilizers cause land pollution,they kill the useful microorganisms and they destroy the fertility of soil
Fertilizer pollution is when you use it in the wrong ways or when you over do it and kill all the plants that your trying to make grow and pollute the air .
Runoff of fertilizer can cause water pollution in nearby bodies of water, leading to algae blooms and fish kills. Excess nutrients from the fertilizer can also disrupt the balance of ecosystems and harm aquatic organisms. Additionally, runoff can contribute to the contamination of drinking water sources, posing a risk to human health.
nonpoint source pollution
Fertilizers. Farmers put fertilizers on their crops and then the fertilizer can get washed into the ground or into a nearby river therefore polluting it.
True because the fertilizer runs off into the ocean or lake and the plants in side the body of water will over grow and produce so much oxygen that the animals inside the lake can cause them to die
River pollution could be toxic waste discharged from a factory (or untreated sewerage) - which can cause ulcers, gills and scale damage, and kill fish and other aquatic life. Or, the pollution could be from fertilizer run-off from farmland - which can cause excessive weed and algae growth chocking the river - even leading to lack of oxygen in the water.
Yes. Soil erosion causes water pollution. The pollution from mud in the water is nowhere near as dangerous to people as the pollution from sewage. Likewise, excess fertilizer runoff creates algae blooms which poison people. Some health food nuts claimed blue green algae is good for you. Many cattle have died from drinking water from ponds filled with blue green algae. Fertilizer drained from farm fields into ponds caused the poisonous algae to grow. The pollution caused by soil erosion is bad. The pollution caused by fertilizer runoff is worse.
No, wind does not cause pollution
no, cause the pollution helps the clouds form cause they needs particles of dust, and the plants use the soot as a fertilizer, i have a facebook if you want to talk about it, my email is sean_wiley@hotmail.com, if you want to get my facebook, only you are allowed to go to my facebook account, and my friends.
not true because fertilizer has nothing to do with pollution and pollution is when garbage and speciems and bacteria in clean water turned so distgusting.
not true because fertilizer has nothing to do with pollution and pollution is when garbage and speciems and bacteria in clean water turned so distgusting.