Chemical Pollution, sources and prevention.

1. CHEMICAL POLLUTION
Ibrahim KAZANCI
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2. INTRODUCTION
 Pollution of
chemicals on the
environment
 Due to unscientific
and improper use of
chemical substances
 Due to high
population density

3. CAUSES OF CHEMICAL POLLUTION
 Insecticides and chemical fertilizers
 Refuses, waste material and plastic
 Smoke from means of transport and industries
 Food Colorings

4. INSECTICIDES AND CHEMICAL FERTILIZERS
 Chemical fertilizers and insecticides
used by farmers cause chemical
pollution
 Commonly used insecticides kill
many useful insects that hampers
the growth of plant
 Many people died due to the
consumption of fish containing
profuse level of mercury in Japan

5. REFUSES, WASTE MATERIAL AND PLASTIC
 Improper disposal of dirt and
garbage
 Noxious substance in dirt
spread out in the air cause
atmospheric pollution
 Plastic is non-decomposable
substance and it will ultimately
pollute the environment

6. SMOKE FROM MEANS OF TRANSPORT
AND INDUSTRIES
 Gases emitted by vehicles such
as carbon dioxide, carbon
monoxide, etc. cause greater
pollution
 Cause acid rain
 Increase acid in the soil and
lower fertility

7. FOOD COLORINGS
 Colors are used in foods
and drinks to make them
attractive
 Affects human health
 Cause serious diseases like
cancer

8. CONTROL MEASURES
 Establishment and
implementation of serious rules
and regulations
 Farmers should be encouraged
to use organic fertilizers
 Train farmers for proper use of
chemical fertilizers
 Industrial waste should be
filtered before mixing into
groundwater

9.  Noxious smokes from industries
should not be allowed to spread in
the air
 Awareness about the
consequences of using harmful
substance in food
 Unnecessary use of insecticides
and fertilizers should be
discouraged
CONTROL MEASURES

10. THANK YOU!
Ibrahim KAZANCI
www.KAZANCI.ca
www.QUALITIA.ca