How does air pollution and land pollution cause water pollution?

Answer 1

The pollution often clumps together and falls into the water where the fish eat the clumps of pollution. More often than not though, the clumps are smaller than what the eye can see, so the plankton are eating the clumps and the fish eat the plankton. either way, the pollution gets into the fish and they die. When they die, other fish eat the dead fish and eventually all the fish have eaten the pollution and will develop lungs to walk on land and eat your toes at night so never forget to wear your socks to bed.

Answer 2

Absorption in the ground (runoff from roads, nearby landfills/factories, human dumping), evaporation into the air causing acid rain, by being dumped into water sources (GE dumping chemicals into the Hudson River near Albany).

Answer 3

Air pollution can cause acid rain. It's a polluted water itself so added to the underground and ground water supplies it causes water pollution. As the underground and ground water is in permanent contact with soil. Pollutants from the soil can easily pollute the water too, causing water pollution.

Answer 4

Air pollution releases harmful chemicals and particles into the atmosphere, which can eventually settle into bodies of water through rainfall or air deposition. Land pollution, including improper waste disposal and run-off from contaminated soil, can also introduce pollutants into water sources through surface water runoff or leaching into groundwater. These pollutants can adversely impact water quality and harm aquatic ecosystems.

Answer 5

It gets into the ground and when it rains and then evaporates it gets into the water cycle

Answer 6

it makes the rain dirty and the rain will seep into the ground and the water in the the ground will be polluted.