Contaminated and polluted are related terms but not synonymous. Contamination refers to the presence of unwanted substances in a particular environment, such as chemicals or pathogens in water or soil. Pollution, on the other hand, typically refers to the introduction of harmful substances or energy into the environment that causes adverse effects, often on a larger scale. Thus, all pollution involves contamination, but not all contamination necessarily leads to pollution.
polluted water is more dangerous for use and contaminated water is poisiones then polluted
That is the correct spelling of "contaminated" (spoiled, polluted).
Scientific name of water is known as Potable Water and polluted water is known as Contaminated water.
corrupt
Some possibilities for this spelling : POLLUTED - made impure or contaminated PROTRUDED - stuck out PARACHUTED - descended with a fabric safety device
Polluted with rubbish? Most likely. Polluted with carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide at the same level as we have today? No way Jose.
Low-income communities are most likely to live in areas polluted by toxic waste and contaminated air. Environmental injustice often leads to these communities being disproportionately exposed to pollution due to factors such as housing discrimination and lack of political power.
Not in the environmental sense of these words. Diamond is an allotrope of carbon; diamonds may form with other trace minerals in the lattice, such as hydrogen or boron, but once formed and erupted to the earth's surface, nothing will physically pollute or contaminate the stone. However, emotionally, some diamond stones are already polluted or contaminated based on who owned them in the past.
Yes,it is polluted. In fact all the cities are polluted. The pollution levels are same as many big cities like London,new york etc..
Gasoline is the only thing that cannot be poluted
Yes. For example, humans can eat the fish and other living creatures that live in the contaminated/polluted water, and the effects can be harmful.
people destroy streams and rivers i) discharging contaminated/polluted water or waste of domestic or industrial in to them