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What are they doing?

picking up trash or cleaning up litter

dust, fumes, gases in the atmosphere, breathing problems

Air pollution

TRUE OR FALSE: Pesticides are a natural source of water pollution

FALSE

What's this?

A plastic bag

Air pollution causes _______ rain.

acid

Which natural disaster can cause air pollution?

Volcanic eruptions or forest fires

Things such as minerals, forests, coal, etc. which exist in a place and can be used by people.

Natural resources

Say 3 THINGS you can recycle.

plastic / paper / metal / glass / clothes / cardboard

TRUE OR FALSE: Pollution can only be caused by humans

FALSE

A sudden violent movement of the Earth's surface, sometimes causing great damage.

Earthquake

Water pollution is harmful for the __________ ecosystem

aquatic

The cutting down of trees in a large area; the destruction of forests by people.

Deforestation

Say 3 THINGS you can do to reduce pollution.

1) recycle / 2) reuse / 3) reduce / 4) don't use a car / 5) plant trees / 6) don't use plastic bags / 7) clean up rubbish

What are the four types of pollution?

Air, Noise, Water, and Soil pollution

Water pollution is the _________ of the quality of water

degradation

_______ happens when there is no rain, or too little.

Drought

The most polluted countries in the world in 2020.

Bangladesh

TRUE or FALSE: Chemicals can contaminate water supplies underneath the polluted soil.

TRUE

TRUE OR FALSE: Smog reduces visibility

TRUE

A large amount of water covering an area that is usually dry.

Flood.

Another name for Soil Pollution is ______ Pollution.

land

Countries with the cleanest air in the World.

Stockholm, Swedia.

TRUE or FALSE: A majority of the waste in the water is metal.

FALSE. A majority of it is plastic.

Name two diseases that can be caused by water pollution.

Hepatitis, cholera / diarrhea, Dysentery / polio, trachoma

Some common air pollutants are ....

carbon dioxide (CO2), carbon monoxide (CO), sulfur dioxide (SO2), soot, dust, chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), and lead compounds.