POLLUTION

Air pollution is a dangerous part of the community and

welfare of citizens in the city. It is a killer, more of a killer
than obesity or passive smoking before the smoking ban. It
kills indirectly, through heart attacks, lung infections and
cancers. Also very harming to our earth making a hole in the
ozone layer. It also affects the greenhouse effect in the
global warming.
Whether one likes it or not, pollution is one the most
ignored concept in the modern world. Here are some
shocking facts on pollution which give a quick glance
through of how this destroyer is up to creating havoc on the
earth. Pollution can be described as contamination of air,
water and soil by introduction of a contaminant into a
natural environment, usually by humans that are harmful to
living organisms. The most common forms of pollution are
air pollution, water pollution, agricultural pollution and land
pollution. Pollution is defined by The American Heritage
Science Dictionary as the contamination of air, water, or soil
by substances that are harmful to living organisms. Pollution
can occur naturally, for example through volcanic eruptions,
or as the result of human activities, such as the spilling of
oil or disposal of industrial waste.