Water Pollution

Water pollution occurs when toxic substances have dissolved in water bodies such as lakes, rivers, and the ocean, when they are dissolved in water, suspended in water, or when deposited on the floor. This degrades the water quality

This not only brings the disaster to the aquatic ecosystem but also brings the underground water into the groundwater and permeates it and eventually it may become contaminated water used in our daily activities including drinking water.

Water pollution can be caused by various methods, the most serious of which is the emission of municipal sewage and industrial wastewater. Indirect water pollution sources include pollutants entering the water supply from soil and groundwater systems, water entering the atmosphere through rainwater.

Soil and groundwater contain residues from human agricultural practices and do not properly handle industrial waste

Pollutants can be diverse: organic, inorganic, radioactive substances and so on. Indeed, the list of potential water pollutants is too large to be listed here.

Water pollution can be classified as surface water pollution. Marine pollution and nutrient pollution are part of water pollution. Water pollution sources are point sources and astigmatism sources. Point sources include identifiable sources of contamination, such as rainwater drainage, sewage treatment plants, and streams. Non-point sources such as agricultural outflow are more dispersed. Contamination is the result of cumulative effects. All plants and organisms that live in contaminated waters or are exposed to contaminated water are affected. These effects may destroy individual species and affect the natural biome to which they belong.

Surface water pollution: Surface waters are widely used to process raw industrial waste. This is one of the main causes of surface water pollution. Surface water pollution is caused by the following reasons: Household garbage: Household water pollution is mainly caused by sewage. Sewage is defined as aqueous waste from households, animals or food processing factories, including household waste, soap, organic matter, various types of solids, waste foods, oil detergents, paper and fabrics. They are the greatest water pollutants. Water pollution is caused by uncontrolled dumping of waste

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 growth, abuse of pesticides and chemical fertilizers, and urbanization. Bacteria, viruses, and parasitic diseases spread through contaminated water and affect human health. We recommend that you prepare an appropriate waste disposal system to treat waste before entering the river. Education and awareness programs should be organized to manage pollution