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one of the main cause is the spill of oils and other substances from ships...since population is also increasing day by day all sewage water and the industrial waste are drained into the water bodies.
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Radioactive pollution When it happened in chernobyl?
It happened on 26 April 1986
When did Camelford water pollution incident happen?
Camelford water pollution incident happened in 1988.
Name one adverse affect that has happened in your environment?
Pollution
What will happened if air pollution continues?
There will be less things of what we need.
What happened when the chemicals in air pollution combine with precipitation?
You can get acid rain
What happened to the once vibrant spirit of the Olympic games?
Its shadowed by the pollution and corruption in China.
Where and when earthquakes happened in India?
it mostly happens in epicenter of the india it happens because of pollution.
What happened as a result of the 1969 Cuyahoga River fire?
Public awareness of water pollution increased.
Why does the ozone hole happen?
The ozone hole happened when CFC's introduced. It caused due to depleting property of CFC's.
What has happened to the Yangtze river over time?
what happened in the Yangtze river over time? I think it is called pollution, diversion, irrigation, idustrialization. Same thing as the Mississippi, just 80yrs later.
What happened to the sphinx after so many years?
Considerable decay and damage due to age, pollution, weather etc. See the link below.
Which is more dangerous point pollution or nonpoint pollution?
Point pollution is when the pollution happens right there, where the factory chimneys are, where the oil pipe breaks, or the oil tanker crashes, or the nuclear power plant explodes. The pollution is at the point where it happened.Non-point pollution is when the pollution happened somewhere else. Fumes escape from cars on the highway. The oil tanker crashed up there, but the pollution ran across the roads and landscape and into the ditch and into the waterways and into the ocean. The pollution ends up at the non-point where it happened.You can't say which is more dangerous, because it depends what the pollution is. A nuclear accident is usually more dangerous at point because the radiation weakens as it moves further away from the source. Oil pollution is damaging at point, but is more dangerous if the oil gets into the waterways and oceans where it can do a lot of damage. Pollution from a coal-burning power station is huge and constant.
