It contaminates the water because you may accidentally get some in waterways, leave some on the ground (which is then washed along by rain), the spray can be evaporated, or simply because a plant will eventually die and break down. The plant's death, however, doesn't mean the pesticide dies, so (just like any that's left on the ground) it has the very high potential of being washed into things like gutters by the rain. It also gets into the soil from being sprayed on crops and plants, and from there into ground water (water underground; the kind that supplies wells and the like) over time. Water is always moving unless it becomes frozen, so it spreads around, eventually getting into water that reaches the surface.
Benzene, chlorine, floride and nitrates and pesticides
THE pesticides which donot pollute environment and decompose in to environmental friendly siple molecles.
there different types of pesticides that pollute the murray river but the most important are dogs.
WE BREATHE the air. If we pollute it, we need air, so we breathe it in and get sick.
Pesticides pollute the water. It affects water cycle adversely.
No. The electric cars don't pollute air, because noxious gas doesn't get out of the tupe and in such way doesn't pollute air.
The plural of pollute is pollutes. As in "the factory pollutes the air".
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synthetic fiber can pollute air when it is burnt and being a petroleum product it can produce toxic gases in the air
Of course, diesel can pollute the air, land and water. It's a fossil fuel and it can pollute a great deal.
There are many people who fight manufactures who pollute the air.