The world’s biggest polluter is the Republic of China which is not hard to believe considering they having the world’s largest national population, with America coming in at a close second. Most of the world’s greenhouse gases come from these two countries. They release the majority of the worlds CO2 emissions which not only pollutes but lends to Global Warming, which is a major concern for scientists around the globe. Air pollution is one of many forms of global pollutions here on the planet.
Water is another big medium for pollution which people cannot live without. People take very little precautions with the water they drink in turn it leads to waterborne diseases being transmitted to persons; water is so precious to our survival and people are still doing so little to protect water resources around the globe. In places like India persons do very little to purify the water they use, because of culture many person bathe in the rivers and worship them and think it is holy. When using this water the levels required for safe drinking are well below what is required. Persons die because of this when it can be avoided by basic sanitation.
Basically pollution is a form of environmental destruction. We are harming the environment in so many different ways the only thing left to ask is how much more can our environment take. What will be left for future generations?
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Main sources of pollution and general health of our planet
Pollution is one of the biggest environmental problems but still many people do not take pollution problem seriously as they should be. Many people still think that we can dump our garbage all over the planet without any consequences which is not true. Since the start of industrial revolution we have been continuously heavily polluting our planet, caring only for economic development, and not caring at all for the health of environment we live in. Such lack of ecological conscience has caused severe pollution across the whole planet. Levels of air, sea, and water pollution are extremely high, and are constantly growing because industry isn’t letting go.
The main sources of pollution are definitely industry and vehicles. Heavy industries based on fossil fuels are especially dangerous for our environment, and if we take a look at China and India for instance we can see that rapid economic development actually has rather high environmental price. Heavy pollution not only makes our environment ugly but is also the source of many respiratory and waterborne diseases across the south-east Asia that are taking many human lives year after year.
but United States. are not far behind. These two countries release majority of world’s total CO2 emissions into the atmosphere that not only causes pollution but also gives more impact to climate change problem. The main sources of pollution are dirty fuels such as coal that are releasing harmful gases and particles into our air and our atmosphere. Sadly air pollution is only one form of global pollution and there are many other forms of pollution happening on our planet.
Our environment looks so much better without the pollution
People not only care little about the air they breathe but also about water they drink. Water is so precious to our survival and people are still doing so little to protect water resources around the globe. In many parts of the world, especially India and China, water is in some places well below the levels required for safe drinking, with many people dying from different waterborne diseases and lack of basic sanitation.
Our sea is also heavily polluted. Each day we are dumping new garbage into our oceans; luckily oceans are so huge that we are not able to see the actual damage that we are doing to them which is very likely much bigger than we think it is.
Pollution is basically a form of environmental destruction. Harmful gases and particles, different types of garbage and waste that is dumped each day into our environment is destroying inheritance that Mother Nature left us. The only question that remains is how much more of this abuse can our planet take?
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