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Explanation:
1. Why is water pollution happening? Water pollution occurs when huge bodies of water like groundwater, oceans, rivers, and lakes are contaminated with harmful chemicals and bacteria. This is due to the waste product directly thrown into the water.
2. What effects has water pollution had on the environment and human health? Contaminated water can harbor bacteria, such as those responsible for diarrhea, cholera, dysentery, typhoid, hepatitis A, and polio. According to the UN, every year, approximately 297,000 children under five die from diseases linked to poor sanitation, poor hygiene, or unsafe drinking water.
3. What are the possible, future effects of water pollution on the environment and human health? Population growth, economic development, urbanization, and climate change will have a big impact on water issues by 2050.
4. What is currently being done to solve water pollution? Working with public works departments to limit road salt use, to prevent chlorine from getting into the water. Helping businesses reduce their use of hazardous chemicals. Promoting agricultural land use practices that protect rivers and streams. Advising homeowners with fuel tanks on preventing dangerous spills.
5. Do you think water pollution is an environmental issue that needs to be solved? Water pollution needs to be solved because: Poor water quality has its most direct impact on aquatic wildlife, particularly fish, bugs, and plants. Excess nutrients, sediment, road salt, and other contaminants can reduce the variety and hardiness of organisms living in the state's waters.
6. What can your classmates do to help stop water pollution? How to help stop water pollution?
You can . . .
- Dispose of Toxic Chemicals Properly.
- Shop with Water Pollution in Mind.
- Do Not Pour Fat and Grease Down the Drain.
- Use Phosphate-Free Detergent and Dish Cleaner.
- Check Your Sump Pump or Cellar Drain.
- Dispose of Medical Waste Properly.
- Eat More Organic Food.
- Report Water Polluters.
