Fertilizer Water Pollution

Fertilizers contaminated with fertilizers are very common in all types of farms and plants, but they can greatly influence water pollution and become a big problem. Either organic fertilizers or artificial fertilizers can cause serious problems when entering the ecosystem of water. Fertilizer breeds the algae and dies later. The dead zone is where large algae breed and there are few animals in the ocean. Fertilizer pollution interacts with economic and political problems and has to do a lot to solve problems.

Water is the most important substance on the planet. It is the foundation of all life on this planet. Human behavior such as the use of pesticides and chemical fertilizers can contaminate the groundwater surface. Pollution interferes with ecosystems by killing animals and eating animals drinking highly contaminated animals. It is not good to have a lot of pollution. Not only animals drinking contaminated water, but also animals drinking contaminated water, as well as animals eating contaminated animals are poisoned. Humans can even destroy or even destroy an entire ecosystem by contaminating drinking water and water of animals contained in pesticides and chemical fertilizers.

Water pollution is a global problem and world society faces the worst consequences of contaminated water. Main causes of water pollution are household and agricultural waste discharge, population increase, overuse of pesticides and chemical fertilizers, and urbanization. Bacteria, viruses, and parasitic diseases spread through contaminated water and affect human health. We recommend installing an appropriate waste disposal system to process the waste before entering the river. Education and awareness programs should be organized to manage pollution

Agriculture affects water pollution due to the use of chemical substances such as fertilizers, pesticides, fungicides, herbicides, pesticides, etc. in water, as well as excreta, fertilizers and methane (greenhouse effect) of livestock. As for aquaculture, excessive food and fertilizer may cause malnutrition, so pollution exists directly in the water. Industrial production of large quantities of waste including toxic chemicals and pollutants Large amounts of industrial waste are discharged into freshwater and flow into canals, rivers, and finally to the sea. Another cause of water pollution is the combustion of fossil fuels that cause air pollution such as acid rain.