ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
Pollution of the natural environment is not a new problem, but it continues to be a leading environmental cause of illness and premature mortality worldwide. Such chemicals include plastics, heavy metals, and others that have been discharged into the environment and then remain there. It is not biodegradable and is detrimental to all forms of life. Human activity is a major contributor to environmental pollution since toxins come from somewhere, travel long distances by air or water, and end up in the ground. Despite widespread concern, people are still suffering from pollution's aftereffects. Human activities continue to be the leading cause of air pollution, which is steadily increasing. Pollutants in the environment may be found almost everywhere because of the numerous human activities that release them. Let's break down the various forms of pollution that affect our planet. Various Sources of Pollution Injurious effects on living things—including humans—caused by unintend...