Water Pollution

The release of chemicals into river and oceanic waters leads to water pollution, which can include various forms such as chemical pollution, nutrient pollution, and heavy metal contamination. This type of pollution can result from industrial discharges, agricultural runoff, and sewage disposal, adversely affecting aquatic ecosystems and human health. Contaminants such as pesticides, fertilizers, and heavy metals can disrupt marine life, leading to bioaccumulation and altering food chains. Additionally, water pollution can compromise drinking water sources and recreational activities.

Your question does not give enough details of your damage. What EXACTLY happened? Water damage includes such things as water pipe breaks & leaks, appliance overflows (washer, A/C drain line), roof leaks, wind-driven rain entering around windows & flashings, surface ground water (flood, seepage).

The health effects of hard water are cancer risks (high calcium), Cerebrovascular mortality (high magnesium), and malformations of central nervous system.

Certain bivalves, such as mussels and clams.

the environmental protection agency (EPA)

They covered it up and continued with privatisation.

Yes, it is really true that industry causes air and water pollution and unhealthy working conditions. Even today with regulations, much can be done to fix things.

No, because natural means nature and nature does not pollute itself.

There is in nature a Water Cycle that cleans and refreshes all water by evaporating the water from all things... because all things have water in them.

Then, the evaporated water is rained down onto all parts of the Earth and goes through a freezing process in the mountains before thawing into rivers and the ground full of energizing minerals.

Even if the humans pollute as much as they can, the Earth will naturally clean and restore the water to healthy state because the Earth's ecology is stronger and has more stabilizing potential than all the destructive pollution humans can put out there.

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agriculutural runoffs

This is an immensely complex question because it depends on "for who?" For example, read the following paragraph (an earlier answer):

Smog. It can blind you, crash your car, cause respiratory problems, kill ozone, cause fumes in your car engine, make you late for work, and be quite a pain. Smoke and fog = smog.

For that person smog was the worst. For someone living next to a coal driven electric plant, that might be the worst. For each person there is a worst, depending on the person's circumstances. A crucial question is: what is the worst for mankind?? Another: what is the worst for the biosphere as a whole? Another: what is the worst for the planet?

The planet and biosphere can be considered as a pair, supporting each other, protecting each other. Pollution which damages the biosphere threatens both biosphere and planet. Examples would be global cooling, global warming, food chain destruction such as loss of a major pollinator, ozone layer damage, etc.

The seriousness would depend on the position in the biosphere where the hit occurred, the amount of biosphere attacked, and the duration of the attack. For example, a pollutant killing ocean krill by a very long-lived pollutant distributed over our major oceans could bring our entire biosphere down. Pollutants destroying major pollinators could likewise bring the biosphere down. The more resistant the pollutant is to biodegradation, the more trouble it bodes.

Perhaps we can say, the more there is of a pollutant the worse, the lower it targets the food chain, the worse, the wider its dissemination the worse, the longer its life the worse.

Scuba diving can contribute to pollution primarily through physical disturbances to marine habitats, such as coral reefs and seafloors, caused by divers' fins and equipment. Additionally, accidental discharge of chemicals from diving gear, such as anti-fogging agents or sunscreen, can contaminate water and harm marine life. Waste generated by divers, including food wrappers or plastic, can also contribute to ocean pollution. Responsible diving practices and education can help minimize these impacts.

Red tide is caused by higher-than-normal level of the alga karenia brevis and its toxin, brevetoxin in coastal waters.

The units used for pollution are the same we use in our daily day routines. We could use the expression calcium carbonate in milligrams per liter. So there is no specific unit for measuring water pollution.

I can tell the difference! I would drink clear water that looked free from sediment and bacteria. I would not drink dirty looking water, unless it has been filtered to remove sediment, and had then been sterilised by using purification tablets. High in the mountains, where a tumbling stream of water is turbulent, oxygen enriched, and less likely to be polluted by animal waste or carcases, then yes, I have drunk clean water!

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Pure water, H2O is completely safe to drink as is water that you can buy from shops which generally has minerals added to it. However, impure water such as sea water has a huge amount of salt which can be extremely toxic if drunken in large doses.

the main use of water in agriculture is irrigation of course. it can cause pollution by carring soluts like excess nitrogen or phosphorus to underground water reserves or lakes and rivers. it can also carry dissolved pesticides and herbisides though its less likely

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The most likely reason for a bulge in the groin area is a hernia. A hernia is the extension of small intestins that protudes through the abdominal muscles and is usually the result of excessive strain in performing exercise or lifting. If not corrected, it can lead to a disruption of the digestive process and cramping as the feces may not pass through the intestines as normal.

Littering & Dumping

Oil Spills

Deforestation

* Cockroach species * Space * Energy * Death * A star * Entropy * A black hole * Sun * Gravity Everything in humanity's grasp can be polluted by us. That's why it's important to be environmentally friendly.

The main sources of water pollution are as follows : 1) sewage 2) Industrial wastes 3) synthetic soaps and detergents 4) fertilizers and pesticides 5) petroleum 6)Heat.

There are thousands of types of Pesticides, some of organic and natural sources and some synthesized chemicals like paralytics.

The word pollution could be subjective,

Atmospheric Pollution - Possibly through pesticides delivery system, CFCs

Water System Pollution - Possibly, in the case of DDT and birds for example

Soil Pollution - Possibly, in the case of chemicals that are not soluble