Pollution

Pollution is the introduction of harmful substances or products into the environment, making it dirty and unsafe.

Common types of pollution include air pollution, water pollution, land pollution, and noise pollution.

Plastic can cause water pollution when it is not disposed of properly and ends up in oceans, rivers, or lakes.

Animals can get hurt, become sick, or even die when they encounter pollution in their habitats.

Land pollution is the contamination of the land with harmful substances, such as trash, chemicals, or oil.

An example of water pollution is oil spills in oceans or rivers.

Trash can harm wildlife, pollute water sources, and contribute to land pollution.

Sludge is a thick, soft, wet mixture of liquid and solid waste, often found in polluted water.

Keeping our environment clean helps protect wildlife, ensures safe drinking water, and promotes healthy living conditions.

We can reduce pollution by recycling, using less plastic, and properly disposing of waste.