How land pollution can be reduced?

Answer 1

Well one obvious solution would be recycling...Not only does it keep our trash off of our land and out of our soil but it reuses our waste and conserves energy...Using biodegradable products also helps...Not littering and picking up trash one sees on the ground can help and reusing things yourself. You don't necessarily have to take your recycled trash to a recycling place but you can reuse glass bottles at home for foods, storage, decoration,etc. also with plastic bottles, old ice cube trays, old bedframes, etc... And disposing of harmful chemicals the proper way is also another way to prevent land pollution.

RECYCLE!!!

1) Using reusable products, so that Natural Resources are not overly exploited is a good first step in preventing land pollution.

2) Not littering while going on picnics will prevent pollution at the location.

3) Taking along your own bags while going to the neighborhood grocer, buying products with little packaging or buying in bulk so as to reduce packaging will result in less addition of pollutants.

4) Limiting the use of plastics, and going in for biodegradable products will cause less long term damage to the land.

Answer 2

Keep florescent bulbs from landfills. Florescent bulbs contain Mercury which is very hazardous to living organisms (neuro paralysis) and mercury can contaminate our water tables by seeping through the ground. Dispose of them by checking your local State Department of Natural Resources.

Answer 3

Soil pollution: Soil pollution is another form of land pollution, where the upper layer of the soil is damaged. This is caused by the overuse of chemical fertilizers, soil erosion caused by running water and other pest control measures; this leads to loss of fertile land for agriculture, forest cover, fodder patches for grazing etc.

Answer 4

On the mining sources the surface is exposed to erosion which destroys the quality of the land.

Answer 5

On the mining sources the surface is exposed to erosion which destroys the quality of the land.

Answer 6

Soil pollution can lead to water pollution if toxic chemicals leach into groundwater, or if contaminated runoff reaches streams, lakes, or oceans.

Answer 7

by planting