- water pollution caused by waste of factories going into streams.
- soil pollution caused by burying the wastes
40% of people die of pollution every year. Daveid Pimentel, a professor of agricultural sector and a ecologist did a research on the pollution. Click on the link and study the research
The major cause for pollution is the burning of fossil fuels because when the carbon from fossil fuels and trees are released into the atmosphere it raises the carbon dioxide level which can contribute to global warming.
we humans have interfered with the cycles of matter numerous number of times two major impact that we have, on rasing the carbon dioxide level are:
- air pollution caused by factories or cars- water pollution caused by waste of factories going into streams.- soil pollution caused by burying the wastes
WELL I THINK MAN SHOULD CHANGE 4 NOT POLLUTING THE AIR ...The air is shared among all living things. When it is polluted by a factory in Asia, a fire in Australia, a dust storm in Africa, or car emissions in North America, the sharing continues despite the fact that these chemicals and particles have detrimental effects. Scientists have determined many of the harmful local effects of air pollution. We know, for instance, that air pollution can negatively impact human health and cause coughs, burning eyes, breathing problems, and even death. We know that atmospheric haze or smog reduces visibility and that acid rain from chemical emissions damages property, pollutes water resources, and can harm forests, wildlife, and agriculture. But what are the regional and global impacts of air pollution? Through large scientific field campaigns such as MILAGRO, scientists are beginning to track its movement from cities into regional and global environments. Their goal is to determine air pollution’s movement and impact on climate and atmospheric composition locally, regionally, and globally.
