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P R E S E N T E D B Y: A R N A U D B E D I
SUMMARY
• INTRODUCTION
• I-DEFINITION
• II-CLASSIFICATION
• III-CAUSES
• IV-EFFECTS
• CONCLUSION
INTRODUCTION (1/2)
Pollution
• Air pollution second risk factor for death in Africa ( Report from an US
organization HEI: Health Effects Institute).
– Air pollution
– Water pollution
– Land pollution.
II-CLASIFFICATION (2/5)
• Air pollution
II-CLASIFFICATION (3/5)
• Water pollution
II-CLASIFFICATION (4/5)
• Land pollution
II-CLASIFFICATION (5/5)
• Other pollutions:
– Noise pollution
– Light pollution
– Radioactive pollution…
III-CAUSES (1/9)
• A-Human activities
• 1-Fossil fuels
• -Non renewable sources of energy (Ex: coal, natural gas, petrol…)
• -Mean source of energy for the world (80% global energy).
• -One thing in common Have to be burnt to provide energy. Matter.
III-CAUSES (2/9)
• 2-Industrial activities
-Many factories in Africa
III-CAUSES (3/9)
• 3-Agriculture
• The main economic activity in Africa
• Unfortunately this activity is harmful for the environment:
III-CAUSES (4/9)
• 4-Mining
• Huge economic activity in Africa
• Africa owns gold, diamond…
III-CAUSES (5/9)
• 5-Urbanization
• Africa has the fastest urban growth in the world.
• African’s population is the youngest in the world.
III-CAUSES (6/9)
6-Corruption.
III-CAUSES (7/9)
• B-Natural causes
• Volcanoes
III-CAUSES (8/9)
• Dust storms
III-CAUSES (9/9)
• Forest fire
IV-EFFECTS (1/2)
• 1-Diseases
– Respiratory diseases
– Skin diseases
– Other…
IV-EFFECTS (2/2)
• 4-Destruction of biodiversity
• 5-Acidic rains
• 6-Economical effects
V-SOLUTIONS (1/2)
• 2-Conservation of energy.
• 3-Public transportation
• 4-Waste recycling
V-SOLUTIONS (2/2)
• 6-Education (farmers)
• 8-Afforestation.
CONCLUSION (I/2)