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Water pollution is the contamination of water bodies by harmful substances, leading to serious health impacts for humans and marine life. Major sources include untreated sewage, industrial discharges, and plastic waste, resulting in economic and social consequences such as reduced agricultural productivity and increased healthcare costs. Effective strategies for pollution control involve strengthening regulations, promoting sustainable practices, and encouraging individual responsibility.

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Water Pollution New PPT

Water pollution is the contamination of water bodies by harmful substances, leading to serious health impacts for humans and marine life. Major sources include untreated sewage, industrial discharges, and plastic waste, resulting in economic and social consequences such as reduced agricultural productivity and increased healthcare costs. Effective strategies for pollution control involve strengthening regulations, promoting sustainable practices, and encouraging individual responsibility.

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Water Pollution

Causes, Consequences, and Solutions


What is Water Pollution?
• Water pollution is the contamination of water
bodies, including rivers, lakes, and oceans, by
harmful substances that degrade water quality
and harm living organisms.
Major Sources of Water Pollution
• - Untreated Sewage
• - Industrial Discharges
• - Oil Leaks and Spills
• - Heavy Metals from Mining
• - Microplastics and Non-Biodegradable Waste
• - Overuse of Chemical Fertilizers and
Pesticides
Impact on Human Health
• - Waterborne Diseases (Cholera, Dysentery,
Typhoid)
• - Poisoning from Heavy Metals (Lead,
Mercury)
• - Impact on Reproductive Health
• - Neurological and Developmental Disorders
• - Contaminated Drinking Water Risks
Impact on Marine Life
• - Death of Aquatic Organisms
• - Coral Reef Destruction
• - Bioaccumulation of Toxins in the Food Chain
• - Habitat Loss for Marine Species
• - Oxygen Depletion Leading to Dead Zones
Economic and Social Effects
• - Decline in Fisheries and Aquaculture
• - Reduced Agricultural Productivity
• - Increased Healthcare Costs
• - Loss of Tourism Revenue
• - Scarcity of Clean Drinking Water
Strategies for Pollution Control
• - Strengthening Wastewater Treatment
Facilities
• - Implementing Strict Industrial Regulations
• - Reducing Plastic Waste
• - Community-Based Clean-Up Initiatives
• - Promoting Sustainable Agricultural Practices
Role of Individuals in Prevention
• - Avoiding Single-Use Plastics
• - Proper Disposal of Household Chemicals
• - Reducing Water Waste
• - Participating in Environmental Campaigns
• - Supporting Eco-Friendly Products and
Policies
Conclusion
• Water pollution is a global issue requiring
collective efforts from governments,
industries, and individuals. Sustainable
practices and strict policies are necessary to
protect water resources.

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