Air pollution (any toxic matter going into the air)
* from vehicle fumes * carbon dioxide from fossil fuel * methane from farting livestock * methane from melting tundra and swamps * spray cans and their propellants (hair sprays, insect sprays, deodorants etc) * leaks and accidents from nuclear power plants or explosives
Water pollution (any toxic matter going into underground water, waterways, lakes, rivers and oceans)
* rain washing oil spills off roadways and into stormwater drains which lead into waterways. * spills from oil tankers at sea * legal and illegal discharges from factories * toxic waste seeping from landfill (rubbish dumps) into the water table and our drinking water supply * acid rain (raindrops absorb toxic air pollution and become acidic)
Land and soil pollution (any toxic matter going onto land)
* rain washing oil spills off roadways and onto land
* spills from pipes and tankers on land, * chemical spills from tankers in traffic accidents
* legal and illegal discharges from factories * toxic waste seeping from landfill (rubbish dumps) into the surrounding soil * acid rain (raindrops absorb toxic air pollution and become acidic) (Noise pollution, loud noise, can damage people's hearing.)
Pollution can only be controlled by strong environmental laws that are correctly enforced by police and state.
There are different types of pollutions. The three important types of pollutions are water pollution, land pollution and air pollution.
Dreams - With Pollutions When Virile - was created in 2001.
There are many pollutions factors in the US but it is mainly from cars.
fossil fuels for A+
that's a really vague question.... better narrow down ur question's limits and post again
The top 3 pollutions for animals are rubbish deforestation and people
pollutions
Soil pollutions include animal and human waste, garbage, fertilizers, chemicals, soap, oil, gasoline, etc.
Human Consumption = Waste
to avoid pollutions
It reduces pollutions
It gathers all types of things with the most common thing being pollutions and sediment (rocks, dirt, etc)