Pollution

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People can stop polluting by reducing their consumption of single-use plastics, using public transportation or carpooling, recycling and composting, conserving water and energy, and supporting policies that promote environmental protection and sustainability. Additionally, individuals can participate in community clean-up efforts and educate others on the importance of protecting the environment.

Gases released as pollutants can contribute to smog, acid rain, and global warming. They can also exacerbate respiratory problems and other health issues in humans and wildlife. Additionally, some pollutants can harm ecosystems and disrupt the balance of gases in the atmosphere.

At the individual level you can:

* Not put waste down storm drains * Not use too much water * Not apply too much fertilizer (these materials reach the storm drains) * Clean up after your dog (feces reach the storm drains) * Don't let yyour car leak oil (spilt oil reaches the storm drains) * Use the lowest phosphate cleaners available * Don't flush out of date pharmaceuticals

* Don't wash your car on the street * Don't salt your walks and driveway * Join citizen action/awareness groups

Pollution can destroy an animal's environment. It can kill plants, trees and even animals themselves. If pollution kills a tree then the animals that were living in that tree have no home.

Pollution can also destroy vegetation that animals feed on.

No. The sources of pollution can be caused by humans or natural. Examples of man-made pollution include cars, trucks (diesel ESPECIALLY), woodstoves, fireplaces, etc. The pollutants that come from activities such as driving a car or running a factory are particulates, ozone, carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, and toxic air contaminants. Examples of natural-caused pollution come from volcanic eruptions, forest fires, and dust storms.

Common gases that cause air pollution include nitrogen oxides (NOx), sulfur dioxide (SO2), carbon monoxide (CO), and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). These gases are typically emitted from vehicle exhaust, industrial processes, and power plants, and contribute to smog, acid rain, and respiratory issues.

Countries with high industrial activity such as China, the United States, India, and Russia are known to produce the most air pollution. Factors contributing to this include high population density, heavy reliance on coal for energy production, and less stringent environmental regulations.

Lake norfork in Arkansas

Skaneateles Lake in Upstate NY. Used to be rated as #4 in the WORLD, I think it may have dropped to 7th or 8th place though. Over 400' deep in some area's. Spring fed, pretty cold, average summer temp is 71 degrees. Great boating, Fishing, 1 mile wide, 16.5 miles long, One of the Fingerlakes in upstate NY.

-- The cleanest / clearest lake in America is Crater Lake, OR. It is a National Park in southern Oregon. It is the deepest lake in America at 1949' and you can see down as deep as 142'. It has no tributaries in or out. It is only fed by rain and snowfall. Evaporation is the only way water gets out. It is a volcanic crater that has filled with rain and snowfall for thousands of years. The only fish in the lake were stocked decades ago.

No. Carbon dioxide is the product of combustion and cannot be burned. If you compress carbon dioxide you could run an engine in the same manner as compressed air (like the Tata Motors Limited vehicles) and be used as power source. This has not been done with carbon dioxide.)

River water is considered a solution because it is a homogeneous mixture where the solvent (water) dissolves various solutes such as minerals, salts, and organic matter. The dissolved substances are evenly distributed throughout the water, creating a single phase.

Pollution is an abnormal amount of a material in the environment - too much of a contaminant. In the same way too much of a contaminant in your body - caffeine, alcohol, salt, mercury - can effect your body's operation. Pollution can effect the complex interactions of the parts of an ecosystem.

Primary air pollutants include sulfur dioxide (SO2), nitrogen oxides (NOx), and particulate matter (PM). These pollutants are directly emitted into the atmosphere from sources like vehicles, industrial processes, and power plants.

Using Current Massachusetts Regulatory Limit of 0.002 mg/L. (2 ppb) as a starting point and assuming an average 10 ft depth for the lake.

The lake would contain (43560 x 10) ft3 of water

or about 27 million lbs of water, a bit more than 10 million liters

To reach the standard would require (.002 x 10,000,000) mg of mercury

This would be 20g of mercury, approximately the weight of 4 American nickels

At a density of Mercury of 13.6 g/cm3, this would be about 1.5 cm3 mercury

Chemically pure water is simply dihydrogen oxide or hydronium hydroxide.

Distilled pure water is chemically pure water plus some gases (oxygen, nitrogen and carbon dioxide) from contact with the air and possibly some light organics with B.P. s around 100oC

De ionized pure water is chemically pure water with non-polar compounds and potentially some gases and microorganisms plus some gases (oxygen, nitrogen and carbon dioxide) from contact with the air

Filtered pure water is chemically pure water with no organic or inorganic particles but any dissolved materials and salts plus some gases (oxygen, nitrogen and carbon dioxide) from contact with the air

Carbon filtered water is chemically pure water and no particulate or organic components and no dissolved metals plus some gases (oxygen, nitrogen and carbon dioxide) from contact with the air.

No, smog is not good for plants. It can block sunlight, prevent photosynthesis, and damage plant tissues. Additionally, pollutants in smog can be absorbed by plants, affecting their growth and development.

Resources are the assets or materials that can be used to achieve a goal or fulfill a need. They can include natural resources like water and minerals, as well as human resources such as skills and knowledge. Resources are essential for sustaining life and driving economic activities.

First off, it's not just factories. Ships, cities, bad agricultural practives, dumping, air pollution and other factors are polluting the ocean. All this in conjunction with the impacts of global warming.

If the contamination of the seas continues, an impact on fish stocks and the general health of the ocean ecosystems will certainly occur.

Yes, pollution can make you sick by releasing harmful substances into the air, water, or soil that can be inhaled, ingested, or absorbed through the skin. This exposure can lead to a wide range of health issues, including respiratory problems, heart disease, and cancer.

International polluting is a problem because it poses many problems for the world's nations.

First, there's the space for the waste. Many countries simply don't want to accept their neighbor's trash, unless they're paid for it. That's like your next door neighbor asking you to hold onto his trash for $10 a month!

Second, there's the environmental and health damage the wastes can do. If just holding onto the trash isn't a problem and you decide to dedicate a room to holding onto the trash, good for you, but here are the drawbacks: You're not allowed to look into the trash, you can't question the trash's content, etc. However, the materials must be recycable or constructive, since that's what your neighbor insisted they were, right?

Wrong. Most of the waste dumped into foreign nations are radioactive or non-disposal; It's like paying someone to take up a corpse inflicted with the bubonic plague! Except you wouldn't die quickly, you would live a long life of increasingly intense pains due to poisoning and radiation.

Urban pollution refers to the contamination of air, water, and soil in urban areas due to human activities such as industrialization, transportation, construction, and waste disposal. It includes pollutants like particulate matter, smog, heavy metals, and chemical toxins, which can have harmful effects on human health and the environment. Urban pollution is a major environmental concern due to its impact on air quality, water quality, and overall public health.

Pollution levels are usually highest during the morning and evening rush hours when traffic congestion is at its peak. Industrial activities and other sources of pollution can also contribute to higher pollution levels during the day.

Some harmful solids commonly found in households include cleaning products (e.g. bleach, drain cleaner) which can be toxic if ingested, pesticides that can be harmful if inhaled or touched, and medications that can be dangerous if consumed inappropriately. It is important to store these items securely and out of reach of children and pets.

Thermal pollution is a byproduct of the production of nuclear energy.
Thermal pollution is a byproduct of the production of heat. A foundry, for example, produces much thermal pollution in the process of forging steel.

The Chernobyl disaster in 1986 was caused by errors made during a safety test at the nuclear power plant in Ukraine, operated by the Soviet government at the time. The explosion and resulting radioactive contamination were the result of a combination of design flaws, poor training, and disregard for safety protocols.