deers,lions,elephants,horses,those all swim in the water
even though we say industries are causing a huge amount of disaster for all humans. But still we buy only products which are harmful to nature. we must at least use 2 or 3 things which are thermophile to nature. Like paper bags, recyclable products, avoid burning things. These measures sound small but when we start putting action to them everybody else will also try doing it and it can contribute to a bigger difference.
Human pollution of water has historicaly begun in an environment as soon as human activities are introduced to it. Do you not pollute water just by being in it? Of course, the bulk of water pollution due to human beings arose with the industrial revolution, as factories sprung up globaly. Intentional pollution of a water source could have been used as a means of attacking an enemy since the advent of warfare, and could have even occured prehistoricaly.
Various technologies and methods have been developed to clean up air and water pollution, such as scrubbers for removing pollutants from industrial emissions and wastewater treatment plants for purifying water. Additionally, environmental regulations and policies play a key role in reducing pollution through monitoring and enforcing standards for emissions and discharge.
Pandas are primarily affected by pollution through habitat destruction, which leads to a loss of food sources and fragmentation of their living areas. Air pollution can also impact their health, causing respiratory issues and impairing their ability to thrive. Overall, pollution is a significant threat to panda populations, further exacerbating their conservation status.
One recent area of extreme pollution is the Citarum River in Indonesia, which has been heavily contaminated with industrial waste, household trash, and sewage. This pollution has had a severe impact on the health of local communities and ecosystems in the region. Efforts are being made to clean up the river and improve water quality.
Man made water pollution has been around as long as people have. Natural water pollution has been around even longer, and it is when salt water flows into fresh water, animals die in water, or volcanic gases mix with water.
One of the effects of the polythene pollution is that it interacts with water to form hazardous chemicals. It leads to the death of animals which consume the polythene which has not been disposed properly.
The problem of water pollution has not been solved because the water pollution already in the water is being brought back by the water cycle. Also people continue to dump waste in the water.
because of earth pollution we now have to drink bad water that have been filtered.
yes.
animals are killed purposely so mostly killed
The number of animals that've been killed in US is undefined because the number changes nearly everyday..
200,000 animals are being killed each day.
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fishing
There are various forms of pollution in Ireland. One of the main ones has been the pollution of water, which has been a regular problem, resulting in fish kills and making water unsafe to drink in some parts for short periods. This can come from effluent and other waste products getting into the water system. Low standards on some private water schemes have been problematical. Flooding can cause water pollution occasionally too.
It is simply impossible to answer this question. Animals have been killed by both prehistoric humans and modern humans for over 200,000 years (since that's how old the human race is) and for millions of years by other animals.