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SOIL POLLUTION

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SOIL POLLUTION

• Soil pollution is the introduction of substances, biological organisms, or energy into the soil, resulting in a change of the soil quality, which is likely to affect the normal use of the soil or endangering public health and the living environment.

• Soil contamination is caused by the presence of XENOBIOTIC chemicals or other alteration in the natural soil environment.

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SOURCES OF SOIL POLLUTION

• Human and Animal excreta• Organic Insecticides &

Pesticides• Chemical Pollutants • Radioactive Substances• Urban Wastes• Industrial Pollutants• Absorption of Toxic Metals

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Plastic packaging and plastic rings,Plastic bags for more plastic things,Plastic bottles for the water you drink,But plastic causes death so stop and think!

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EFFECTS

• Water mixed with human excretes, sewage and sludge kills the microorganism and reduces the fertility of soil.

• Garbage, sludge and dead animals create bad odor which causes chronic diseases.

• Urban solid wastes such as rubbish, broken articles etc obstruct the public passage.

• Pesticides seep gradually through the soil and contaminate the underground drinking water storage.

• Hazardous substances can indirectly affect the food

chain and thus the entire ecosystem.5

Control of Soil Pollution

• Prevention of soil erosion and degradation by forestation.

• By using fewer pesticides and bio fertilizers.

• Zooming farming.

• Bioremediation: treatment process that uses microorganisms to break down hazardous substances.6

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NOISE POLLUTION

NOISE POLLUTION

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Noise Pollution

• Noise pollution can defined

as unwanted or offensivesound that unreasonablyintrude into our daily

activities.

• Noise pollution is excessive,

displeasing human, animal, or

machine-createdenvironmental noise thatdisrupts the activity or

balance of human or animal life.

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Sources Of Pollution

• Industrial sources.(grinding, cutting, pressing, welding

etc.)

• Non-industrial sources.(traffic, loudspeaker, Construction

etc.)

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Effects Of Noise Pollution

AuditoryFatigue

Effects of noise

pollution

AuditoryEffects

Non-AuditoryEffects

DeafnessAuditoryfatigue

Loss of Working efficiency

Annoyance

InterferenceIn speech

Communication

Physicaldisorder

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Noise Pollution Level & Its Harmful Effects

NOISE LEVEL (in dB) EFFECTS

Upto 30 Almost No Disturbance

30-60Tension, Psychological Effects

Illness, Heart Problems

60-90Disturbance In Stomach, Pain In Muscles, High Blood Pressure,

Disturbed Sleep

60-120Severe Health Problems and

Diseases

Above 120 Painful Effects in Long Run12

Control of Noise Pollution

• Control at the receiver’s end

• Suppression of noise at source

• Creating silence zone

• Sound insulation• Planting of trees• Legislative

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Look Outside, see the treesWatch the flowers in the breeze

Things won't be like this in a year or twoIf polluting is all we do so wake up people

Show the world what you can do.

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