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WATER POLLUTION By: Lenie Mangubat

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Water pollution is the introduction of chemical, physical or biological material into fresh or oceans waters that degrade the quality of water and affects the organism living in it. This process ranges from simple addition of dissolved or suspended solids that discharge the most insidious and persistent toxic pollutants (such as non-biodegradable, bio-accumulated, chemical compounds, pesticides and heavy metals).

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WATER POLLUTION

By: Lenie Mangubat

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WATER

POLLUTION

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Water pollution is the introduction of chemical, physical or biological

material into fresh or oceans waters that degrade the quality of

water and affects the organism living in it. This process ranges

from simple addition of dissolved or suspended solids that discharge the most insidious and persistent

toxic pollutants (such as non-biodegradable, bio-accumulated, chemical compounds, pesticides

and heavy metals). 

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EXAMPLES OF

WATER

POLLUTION

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Sewage Disposal And Domestic Wastes

 

These are domestic and farm wastes as well as sewage that are thrown into rivers and dams.These are domestic and farm wastes as well as sewage that are thrown into rivers and dams.These are domestic and farm wastes as well as sewage that are thrown into rivers and dams.These are domestic and farm wastes as well as sewage that are thrown into rivers and dams.These are domestic and farm wastes as well as sewage that are thrown into rivers and dams.These are domestic and farm wastes as well as sewage that are thrown into rivers and dams.These are domestic and farm wastes as well as sewage that are thrown into rivers and dams.

These are domestic and farm wastes as

well as sewage that are thrown

into rivers and dams.

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Sewage Disposal

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Domestic Wastes

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Mining ang Agricultural Wastes

These are domestic and farm wastes as well as sewage that are thrown into rivers and dams.These are domestic and farm wastes as well as sewage that are thrown into rivers and dams.These are domestic and farm wastes as well as sewage that are thrown into rivers and dams.These are domestic and farm wastes as well as sewage that are thrown into rivers and dams.These are domestic and farm wastes as well as sewage that are thrown into rivers and dams.These are domestic and farm wastes as well as sewage that are thrown into rivers and dams.These are domestic and farm wastes as well as sewage that are thrown into rivers and dams.

Large quantities of acid water are thrown into the rivers seas by mines, especially gold and

coal mines. Agricultural pesticides, fertilizers and

herbicides may wash into rivers and stagnant water bodies.

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Mining Wastes

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Agricultural Wastes

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 Industrial Affluent

These are domestic and farm wastes as well as sewage that are thrown into rivers and dams.These are domestic and farm wastes as well as sewage that are thrown into rivers and dams.These are domestic and farm wastes as well as sewage that are thrown into rivers and dams.These are domestic and farm wastes as well as sewage that are thrown into rivers and dams.These are domestic and farm wastes as well as sewage that are thrown into rivers and dams.These are domestic and farm wastes as well as sewage that are thrown into rivers and dams.These are domestic and farm wastes as well as sewage that are thrown into rivers and dams.

This is water thrown by factories and industries after

having been used in production processes. This wastewater may contain acids, alkalis, salts, and oils and, in some

cases, harmful bacteria.

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 Industrial Effluent

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CONTROL

MEASURES

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Through the cooperation of the Filipino people not to pollute water in any manner

Through the cooperation of the Filipino people not to pollute water in any

manner

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Education of the community people by the

NSTP students

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Through research legislation

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The end