Tag Archives: Soil Pollution

How to Gage Your Pollution Exposure Risk

Pollution is found not only in the natural environment, but also in your own home and work, regardless of where you live or what you do for a living. But how does one gage their own personal exposure to these pollutants and toxins? The only way to quantify your exposure to known toxins is to [...]

Soil Pollution: A Dirty Issue

Soil pollution goes much deeper then the trash seen on the side of a road. There are many contributors to this form of pollution and the effects trickle down to other resources. Whatever gets put into the soil must go somewhere and decomposition creates a new form of contamination. There are certain countries that contribute [...]

Pollution Prevention From Beginning to End

Pollution prevention is a world wide concern. The effects of pollution are far reaching and devastating to humans, animals and plant life. Letting pollution go without using prevention methods is something that simply can not be done without risking the lives of every living organism on earth. Pollution prevention has been an ongoing effort all [...]

Pollution: It Is Everyone’s Problem

You may think that pollution is not your problem because you do not litter, you think your automobile meets the EPA’s requirements, and besides you may not live in one of the cities they list as the worst polluted area. However, pollution rears its ugly head in many forms and everyone is affected. There are [...]

Profiling of Environmental Pollution

Fertilizer: common sense would indicate that it’s the last thing anyone has to worry about when considering how to farm effectively in order to avoid environmental pollution. Fertilizer is designed to grow plants, after all, to grow them more quickly, healthily, and effectively: and arent plants what all of these environmentalist types are clamoring for [...]

Stirring up Contaminated Waters

When air, water and soil pollution end up at the bottom of a river, they usually stay relatively put unless stirred up. This is done on small scale whenever a large boat anchor puts down in a harbor without mooring. This may also be done when constructing docks or platforms for extraction or recreation. However, [...]

Replacing Plastics With Glass

There are many reasons why plastic containers largely replaced glass in the 1970s. The petroleum crisis made the price of transport an issue and glass is expensive. It can’t be squeezed, and it breaks when kids drop it. There seemed nothing wrong with plastics in the mid-20th century. Even being made of oil, they actually [...]

Water and Soil Pollution

Water and Soil Pollution

Water pollution is a growing problem in the world that affects everyone. All forms of life on the planet rely on water for their very existence. Without water nothing could live. Unfortunately many sources of water have been affected by water and soil pollution from a wide variety of sources. Water and soil pollution cause [...]