Effects of pollution

The development of every congested industrial city in the world has created major problems by creating pollution in the environment. The pollution of the factories and people of these cities is thrown openly in small areas. This pollution has also affected the water of rivers and lakes and people have become victims of various diseases. People's hearing is decreasing due to the noise and loud noises of auto vehicles. Toxic fumes from factories cause air diseases. Transporters and industrialists say that we provide cheap transport to people and jobs to people. Manure weakens the soil. But pesticide manufacturers say it is necessary to kill pests that damage crops in order to increase crop production. Toxic water kills aquatic animals. Air pollution spoils the natural beauty. Toxic fumes from a chemical manufacturing factory near the Taj Mahal in India are ruining the beauty of this historic building. Nitrogen oxide gas is included in the fumes emitted by cars. The fumes from the gas in high-pressure compression engines have been proven to be highly toxic.

Air Pollution:

On December 3, 1984, 3,000 people were killed in the Indian city of Bhopal due to the release of fumes and toxic gas from pesticides. Such accidents also happened in America. In the American state of Virginia, 100 people died due to the release of toxic gas from a chemical factory. Air pollution causes severe damage to the eyes and lungs. In some cases, people have also suffered from infectious diseases like cancer. Some died due to various diseases. Due to toxic air pollution, precious and rare birds also died and many animals also died. Their value is also decreasing. Many poachers have caught some beautiful birds and rare animals and sold them on the black market for huge fees. A beautiful long-tailed 4-color macaw (MACAW) of Australian is sold for $20,000. Madga Sukar Kakchua (PLOWSHARE) is also available for $20,000. Then rare species of birds and animals are sold for $50,000. Those who pay so much say. That Kim has given this amount to save the species of animals and birds. It is the American investors and the King of Brunei who give so much money. Ultraviolet rays reaching our earth due to atmospheric pollution and space from the ozone layer are heating our atmosphere dangerously. Due to this, the temperature of the world has increased by one-degree centigrade. If this condition remains, animals and plants will be harmed. There is also the possibility of skin cancer spreading in humans. If the ice on the South Pole starts to melt, it will cause terrible floods and storms. In the International Seminar on Environmental Pollution in Islamabad, the fear of this has been expressed. Few countries in Asia will be greatly affected. Due to the excess water in the oceans, Sri Lanka and Karachi will be submerged in water, and some parts of Bangladesh, besides Cox's Bazar and Mymensingh, are also likely to be submerged in Sylhet. This pollution includes nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide, carbon monoxide, and chlorofluorocarbon. Due to these toxic gases, we can suffer from dangerous diseases like pneumonia, whooping cough, pneumonia, and influenza. According to the report of the World Health Organization, 800 million people in the world are exposed to abnormal amounts of sulfur dioxide in the air. The report states. That due to air pollution, 3000 people died from cancer.

Water pollution:

Due to the devastating effects of the two world wars, people in Germany do not drink tap water. This water fulfills the purity requirements. For drinking, Sara uses mineral water or lemon water. German doctors say that air pollution and war effects are still included in German soil. Air-polluted water looks clear. But it contains germs that cause pain, illness, and death. In German chemical and other factories, chemicals are added to the hazardous water before it is discharged outside the factory area, which cannot cause dangerous pollution in the air, but this precaution is not taken in other countries. Water causes cholera, typhoid, and other diseases. In some countries, chlorine is added to the water. So that the poisonous germs die. Air-polluted water also affects swimming and boating. In some places, aquatic animals die. Bathing in swimming pools in big hotels and other places has been declared dangerous. Some people fell victim to skin diseases. Foreign men, and women, bathing in naked clothes, and the germs of different diseases from their bodies are added to the water. After bathing in the pool, bathing with warm water using standard soap is advised.