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The problem of water pollution has not been solved because the water pollution already in the water is being brought back by the water cycle. Also people continue to dump waste in the water.
Yes, pollution is a problem in Germany. Areas with high levels of air pollution have been identified, particularly in cities and near industrial sites. The government has implemented measures to address this issue, including promoting green technologies and reducing emissions from vehicles.
There are various forms of pollution in Ireland. One of the main ones has been the pollution of water, which has been a regular problem, resulting in fish kills and making water unsafe to drink in some parts for short periods. This can come from effluent and other waste products getting into the water system. Low standards on some private water schemes have been problematical. Flooding can cause water pollution occasionally too.
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because of earth pollution we now have to drink bad water that have been filtered.
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Man made water pollution has been around as long as people have. Natural water pollution has been around even longer, and it is when salt water flows into fresh water, animals die in water, or volcanic gases mix with water.
As long as there has been water there has been water pollution. Natural water pollution occurs when salt water flows into fresh water, animals die in the water, river banks erode, or volcanic gases mix with water. Man made water pollution has existed as long as there have been people. Early settlements used water for sewage disposal, poisoned streams to kill fish and drove cattle through streams. As our settlements and farms grew bigger and we got more numerous water pollution increased. In the middle ages fair sized cities still used streams as sewers, by the Industrial Revolution all sorts of toxic materials from mines and new industries were discharged along with sewage. Today we take a bit better care f the water but are using so much of it that the supply that is left can be degraded easily.
Animals that have been killed by water pollution include fish, birds, mammals, and reptiles. These animals can die from ingesting polluted water, being exposed to toxic chemicals, or losing their habitats due to pollution. Water pollution can also lead to reduced oxygen levels, affecting aquatic organisms' ability to survive.
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Some consider heating of open bodies of water by discharge from industrial plants to be pollution on the theory that it adversely affects the lives of the fish in the water. In some such cases, it has been demonstrated that the fish thrived in the warmer water.