POLLUTION SLOWLY KILLS ALL LIVING THINGS

We cannot deny the fact that the world is already polluted. The air, the water, the land is not as clean as it should be. Will there still be a chance of this world to be on its natural cleanliness?

What is pollution?

Pollution is the contamination of the earth environment that is cause mostly by human activities. Chemicals that are harmful to living things spread to the environment. However, pollution can sometimes cause by volcanic eruptions.

Some of the activities that causes pollution are

1. Spraying of chemicals like pesticides in the fields or gardens by the farmers to kill insects,
2. Disposing of garbage improperly,
3. Burning of coals and oils by the power plants and factories,
4. The unnecessary smoke from cars and other vehicles,
5. Almost all factories disposing harmful chemicals or toxic waste into the rivers and lakes,
6. The nuclear power plants produce radioactive waste that can cause severe illnesses like cancer and others.

Pollution has a big effect to our natural resources like forests, mountains, rivers, coral reefs and others. All those natural foods, fresh waters and fresh airs lost its quality because of pollution.

How can we eliminate or stop pollution?

Pollution is now cannot be get rid easily. Those chemicals will stay in the land, in the water and in the air for a long time.

Pollution can only be stop if we do not produce them. In our simple ways, we can do it. Example is to stop smoking, clean our surroundings, and grow some plants in our environment.

What pollution does to humans health?

Some of the effects of air pollution to humans are the following.

1. Reduced lung functioning
2. Irritation of eyes, nose, mouth and throat
3. Asthma attacks
4. Respiratory symptoms such as coughing and wheezing
5. Increased respiratory disease such as bronchitis
6. Reduced energy levels
7. Headaches and dizziness
8. Disruption of endocrine, reproductive and immune systems
9. Cardiovascular problems
10. Cancer
11. Premature death

Let us do our part to reduce pollution and stop this deadly effects to human beings and to other living things.