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Pollution affects air, water, soil, and ecosystems, significantly impacting human health and the environment. Its sources range from industrial activities to everyday waste disposal, with serious consequences for living beings. Understanding pollution types, their effects, and preventive measures is essential for sustainable environmental practice.
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Term: Air Pollution
Definition: Contamination of the atmosphere by harmful substances, primarily from burning fossil fuels and industrial activities.
Term: Water Pollution
Definition: Contamination of water bodies by pollutants such as chemicals, sewage, and plastics, adversely affecting aquatic ecosystems.
Term: Soil Pollution
Definition: Contamination of soil with harmful substances that reduce fertility and affect food safety.
Term: Noise Pollution
Definition: Presence of disturbing sounds in the environment, affecting human health and wildlife behavior.
Term: Light Pollution
Definition: Disruption of natural darkness due to excessive artificial lighting that harms ecosystems and human health.
Term: Pollution Control
Definition: Methods and strategies to reduce pollution, including clean energy, waste treatment, and regulatory measures.