Answer: Estimates range as high as 40% of the worlds deaths are attributable to (non-specified) pollution. The problem of arriving at a figure is to determine if pollution is directly, indirectly or marginally related to any specific death
Based on this rate, here is an estimate of the incidence of death among people now living in the world with the equivalent pollution related rates in brackets: * 1.78 deaths per second ( 0.4/sec)
* 107 deaths per minute (27/min)
* 6,390 deaths per hour (1,356/hr)
* 153,000 deaths per day (37,000/day)
* 56.0 million deaths per year (14 million/yr)
Car pollution has contributed to poor air quality, leading to respiratory issues like asthma and lung disease. It also exacerbates climate change by releasing greenhouse gases like CO2. Additionally, car pollution can harm ecosystems and wildlife through acid rain and pollution runoff.
Tegucigalpa, like many urban areas, suffers from air pollution predominantly caused by vehicle emissions and industrial activities. Water pollution is also a concern due to inadequate wastewater treatment and runoff from urban areas. Additionally, improper waste disposal contributes to pollution in the city.
Many factors contribute to pollution and its impact on the environment, including industrial activities, transportation, agriculture, and individual lifestyle choices. It is a collective responsibility involving governments, industries, and individuals to take action to reduce pollution and protect the environment.
Pollution that comes from many different sources is called diffuse pollution. This type of pollution is non-point source pollution and can be challenging to control and reduce due to its dispersed nature across various sources.
Some forms of pollution areAir pollutionwater pollutionsoil pollutionnoise pollutionlight pollution
Yes people are polluting their water with oil or fuel
Coral reefs are dying because of the pollution in our oceans.
Some of them Are ... the People who work at the seafood shops/ restaurants can loose there jobs,loss of money,loss of seafood,and many animals loosing homes or dying
they're dying
Coral reefs are dying because of the pollution in our oceans.
Because of pollution
It is because of pollution and global warming.
Many of the Grey wolfes are dying out because people are killing them and destroying their habitats
In some areas of the world, coral reefs are dying. Pollution, tourism and fishing all pose hazards to what are relatively fragile ecosystems. No doubt there are some isolated coral reefs which are thriving.
Some organisms die when there is high or higher levels of pollution. This means that they are pollution sensitive. However, if they are pollution tolerant, it means that they can survive high levels of pollution without dying.
Because they are dying. We are killing them with pollution.
Not many people have survived it to tell!