Environmental pollution can be define as when harmful substances are introduced into the environment, making the air, water, or land dirty and unsafe for living things.

1. Air Pollution: When smoke, dust, and gases pollute the air.


2. Water Pollution: When rivers, lakes, or seas are polluted by waste and chemicals.


3. Land Pollution: When the soil is spoiled by garbage and harmful substances.


4. Noise Pollution: Loud and disturbing sounds that harm our hearing and peace.

1. Smoke from factories and cars.


2. Dumping waste into water bodies and on land.


3. Using too many chemicals in farming.


4. Cutting down trees and burning forests.


5. Loud noises from vehicles and machines.

1. Pollution causes breathing problems such as asthma, cough, and chest pain by filling the air with harmful gases and smoke.


2. It leads to diseases like cholera and typhoid when dirty water is used for drinking, cooking, or bathing.


3. Pollution kills animals and plants by poisoning water and soil, which destroys natural life and food supply.


4. Loud noise from pollution causes hearing problems and stress, making it hard for people to sleep or concentrate.


5. Dirty soil from waste and chemicals makes farming difficult , leading to poor crop growth and food shortage.


6. Air pollution traps heat and causes global warming, which brings climate change, droughts, and floods.


7. Smoke and chemicals irritate the eyes, skin, and throat, causing pain, rashes, and discomfort.


8. Children may fall sick often and learn slowly when they are exposed to pollution, affecting their growth and education.


9. Pollution makes the environment dirty and unattractive, filling the air with bad smells and covering nature with waste.

1. Planting more trees helps clean the air by absorbing harmful gases and releasing fresh oxygen.


2. Throwing waste into dustbins instead of on the ground or in water keeps the land and water clean.


3. Use public transport or walk a short distance to reduce the number of vehicles on the road and lowers air pollution.


4. Avoiding the burning of garbage and plastics to prevents the release of dangerous smoke into the air.


5. Recycling and reusing materials like paper, bottles, and cans reduces waste and protects natural resources.


6. Use clean energy like solar or wind power to helps reduce pollution from fuel and electricity use.


7. Keep toilets and drainages clean to prevents water and land pollution from human waste.


8. Control noise by reducing loud sounds from horns, music, and machines to helps reduce stress and hearing problems.


9. Teach others about pollution and how to prevent it to helps the whole community take better care of the environment.