B. Mahadevan, G. Ramesh
Pollution, with its direct and indirect detrimental impacts on both humans and animals, stands as a paramount concern that researchers are diligently exploring for innovative solutions. Consequently, research endeavors illuminate the definition of pollution, its origins, environmental repercussions, and its various forms, notably radioactive, industrial, and household waste, along with their associated risks. Emphasis is placed on the issue of air pollution stemming from emissions such as fumes, smoke, and gases discharged by vehicles, industrial facilities, volcanic activities, and other sources. Additionally, attention is drawn to soil and water pollution resulting from inadequate treatment of industrial and domestic waste, as well as the usage of chemical fertilizers and pesticides that pose hazards to water bodies, air quality, and soil health. The investigation also delves into the realm of noise pollution, pinpointing its causes which include excessive sound levels from sources like radios, televisions, automobiles, aircraft, and various forms of music.
Pollution, development, soil, noise, water, air.