Grace College OF Education

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
INTRODUCTION
Environmental pollutants:
Bio-degradable pollutants:
 A pollutant that is not broken by
natural processes. Some non-degradable pollutants, like the
heavy metals, create problems because they are toxic and
persistent in the environment. Others, like synthetic plastics, are
a problem because of their sheer volume. Scientists have been
able to develop new types of bacteria, for example, that do not
exist in nature, but that will degrade plastics.
Basis of cost pollution:
Land or soil pollution:
Definition of soil:
Sources of soil pollution
Categorization of sources of soil:
Adverse effects of soil pollution:
Measure to control soil pollution:
Conclusion: