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As with many other tasks, the best way to solve the problem is to understand it. This means that understanding it is the greatest advance (as you are doing now).

People should be educated and recognize the harmful effects of littering. Discuss with friends and family talks

Please reuse everything you can use. Products such as clothing, bottles, wrapping paper, shopping bags, etc. can be used as many times as you like instead of buying new ones.

Recycle things. For the government as well. Three "R" rules can also be used to minimize the amount of landfill waste. Do not forget to compost the rest of the trash after the three "R".

Personal waste should be handled appropriately. You can sort household waste for recycling at home. More than half of household waste can be recycled or reused, but once mixed, it becomes more difficult to separate and recycle various ingredients. The same can be said about waste at schools and hospitals.

Eat organic foods without pesticide. When entering the market, please pay attention to products without fertilizer and pesticide.

All wastewater is handled before being thrown into the water. But in other countries, it does not flow directly into the ocean, but almost no water is being treated (today's school). Actions related to the water surface are occurring every day. Oil spill accounts for about 12% of the oil dumped in the ocean and many problems are very detrimental to local marine wildlife. They will not melt or choking the fish so they will capture the wings of the seabird and prevent them from being thrown away. As a result, some animals died (Environmental Pollution Center n.d).

Environmental pollution is one of the main reasons for the shortage of drinking water. Pollution contaminates available water sources and risks water to human consumption. Contamination can also adversely affect the environment, adversely affect and may drain water (Levy 62-67). This section explains three main pollution types, water and air pollution and groundwater contamination. Air pollution is caused by human activity such as fuel combustion, harmful gas releasing industrial products or automobile products, and emission of greenhouse gases. Air pollution is the main cause of global warming. Because the gas released into the atmosphere makes it possible to confine more heat to the surface of the earth, leading to global warming.

Air pollution is caused by an increase in the concentration of harmful and toxic substances in the atmosphere. Various foreign activities released by various human activities, toxic gases and other pollutants affect fresh air, which adversely affects humans, animals and plants. The degree of air pollution depends on the type and amount of pollutants emitted from various sources of pollution. Due to topography and weather conditions, the diffusion and concentration of pollutants are increasing. Various raw materials used in the industrial manufacturing process are increasing the types and amounts of harmful emissions. Increasing population density requires further industrialization and ultimately air pollution