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    raising awareness for soil pollution throughout the world. Soil pollution is the contamination of soil with harmful substances that can adversely the health or the soil and the health of those living on it. C. Industrial activity has been the biggest contributor of soil pollution. Since the amount of mining and manufacturing have significantly increased, most industries are dependant on extracting minerals from the Earth. This is industrial activity. Whether it is iron ore or coal, the byproducts are contaminated, and they are not disposed off in a manner that could be considered safe. Waste disposal is another cause of soil pollution. Since the waste is not disposed properly, the waste pollutes the soil and water. Clearly, the actual waste is mostly coming from humans. However, humans just dump the waste in dumps, and it irrefutably pollutes the soil and the water. Acid rain is another cause of soil pollution. The polluted water could dissolve away at some extremely important nutrients found in the soil and change the structure of the soil. Acid rain is caused when pollutants present in the air mixes up with the rain, and it falls back onto the ground. Accidental oil spills is the last cause of soil pollution.…

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    England, Its past industrial revolution which took place long before modern systems of environmental controls on process emissions and waste disposal were in place, has led to the current state of land contamination. This essay will discuss the provision of the current contaminated land regime, its interaction with other environmental cleanup groups in the UK, and its complications. It will further look at it in reference to the UK 's planning authority. It will establish through case law, the…

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    will be done properly. Strategy will be developed and risk will be identifying so that business objectives will be achieved in committed time. Challenges Effects Solution Cleaning of contaminated soil if required It may effect on Health of Humans because Crops and plants grown on polluted soil absorb much of the pollution and then pass these to us, which may cause small or terminal illness. a) Using machines b) Planting certain types of plants, which got particular gift for sucking up…

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    Consequences Of Pollution

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    Pollution has become one of the greatest issues facing the world today, causing irreparable damage to the environment and human quality of life. Recent studies show, pollution kills roughly nine million people a year and affects the health of more than 200 million people worldwide. Defined as the contamination of air, water, or soil by substances that are harmful to living organisms, pollution is at an all-time high. There are several types of pollution from various sources each having…

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    Soil contamination is responsible for harm caused to the natural habitat of animals and deforestation. The littering of the products that men use every day is often seen on the side of the road as well as illegal dumping of trash in natural habitats. Another significant factor in land pollution is the oil refinery accidents that spill both inland as well as on the oceans. Our farmers use multiple types of harmful pesticides and other farming chemicals to grow our food that in turn pollutes our…

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    Pollution, is the introduction of contaminants into the natural environment that cause adverse change. There are many ways that pollution is contaminating the world including, Air Pollution, Soil Pollution, and Water Pollution. Within those three, there are many issues that are arising that need to have immediate action taking place. Water pollution is killing many animals, which is leading to endangered species. Soil contamination is damaging crops, which is causing soil erosion. Lastly, air…

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    Finding articles about this was a pretty easy task, each article has different parts that can be informative for our project. Soil Pollution: This article was really beneficial for our group and our project in several different ways. It gives us several different ways that the soil can be polluted. For example, there is agricultural pollution, use of pesticides, leakage from sanitary systems, and other sources. With the knowledge from this article we have a better understanding of the way soil…

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    The generation known as the Millennials, are most often perceived as a highly disadvantaged and targeted group. There are many factors that contribute to the perception of this particular group some of which, are very saddening and truly unfair for the Millennials, and I am sad to say that I am part of that generation. The way that I, along with many other people see it, is that most of the problems the Millennials are dealing with today, have been the results of failure from the previous…

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    The Ominous Advertisement The earth is a place where all living things are living, or we can also call the earth our home. The earth gives good things to humans such as water, food, oxygen, beautiful landscape and the ocean; therefore, our lives depend on the earth. However, humans are so selfish and greedy because we take more than what we need, and we give back bad things to the earth. We destroy the earth in order to satisfy our desire. Humans release the toxic chemicals and garbage into…

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    Switchgrass Summary

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    http://The article “Switchgrass naturally removes toxic PCB pollution from soil,” talks about how switchgrass can help the toxic levels of Polychlorinated biphenyls also known as PBCs. This chemical was used widespread by many industrial factories and was banned by Congress in 1979, but it still lingers in soil severely in some parts of the United States to this day andvery toxic to living creatures. Researchers have found that when swithcgrass is paired with a PCB-oxidizing microorganism also…

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