How does land pollution start?

Answer 1

cave men started pollution in there own way by leaving bones were they eat.

Answer 2

<P>Water pollution is as old as civilization. The first cities sprang up along rivers and the most convenient thing to do with all the sewage produced was to simply channel it out to the river.</P>

Answer 3

There is oil spills or somthing happens like the stuff you use for farming leads through the soil in to the water and alot more things happen for water pollution to happen those are just examples..

Answer 4

Someone opens a candy bar, they eat the candy bar and they still have the wrapper, and some people are too lazy to get up and go throw it in the trash, and they think (one little candy wrapper won't hurt anything), so they throw it on the ground for someone else to pick up.

Answer 5

Water pollution has no specific source of origin. However, it might have become a major problem during the Industrial Revolution, where forests are cut down to make way for factories for money. These factories could have drained large amounts of waste into water bodies for easy disposal, causing major water pollution.

Answer 6

It began when old civilizations dumped their sewage into rivers. Soon, pesticides and chemical fertilizers came along and were dumped by factories into water.

That is how I think it began. Hope this helps! :D :P

Answer 7

water pollution starts due to human activities like disposal of sewage, industrial waste and sludge let into water

Answer 8

air pollution start when trash and water are dumped into water

Answer 9

Water pollution occurs either when factories dump their chemicals into rivers, or people just dumping trash in the ocean, in rivers, streams, ponds, and on the beaches.