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1. WATER CONTAMINATION
2. 8. 1. 2. 3. Preventive Measures Stay in Touch 8. 9. Dangers of Drinking Polluted Water Table of Content Introduction Types of Contaminated Water Signs of Contaminated Water 4. Dangerous Water Pollutants 5. 6. Causes of Water Contamination 7. What Is Water Contamination? 1.
3. We are typically recommended to drink 8 glasses of water every day in order to live a healthy lifestyle. What if weather, pollution, and a lack of treatment cause physical changes in water? Well, regardless of the source of pollution, the presence of certain chemicals and bacteria renders water unfit for consumption and raises consumer concerns about what polluted water is. Introduction
4. Water contamination occurs when pollutants contaminate water sources and render the water unfit for use in drinking, cooking, cleaning, swimming, and other activities. Chemicals, garbage, bacteria, and parasites are examples of pollutants. Water is eventually contaminated by all types of pollution. Lakes and oceans become contaminated by air pollution. Land contamination may contaminate an underground stream, a river, and ultimately the ocean. As a result, trash thrown on an empty lot can eventually contaminate a water source. What is Water Contamination?
5. Chemical Contamination Types of Contaminated Water Physical Contamination Biological Contamination Radiological Contamination
6. Mission Physical Contamination Contaminants are defined as substances that alter the physical properties of water. Sediment suspension or soil erosion will be contaminants that influence the clarity of the water. Waterborne diseases result from the contamination of water by living things like bacteria and parasites. Biological Contamination
7. Radiological Contamination Radioactive water pollution occurs when an uneven number of neutrons and protons enter the water. It is directly related to cancer. However, if you do not live too close to a chemical plant, there is no need to be concerned about the release of unstable chemicals into the ground or water supply. These toxins are most commonly found in homes and farms where bleach, insecticides, and fertilisers are used. Water can also be contaminated by naturally occurring pollutants such as chlorine and nitrogen. Chemical Contamination
8. Signs of Contaminated Water Hard water is generally available to us. As a result, the water is very mineral-rich and filled with other naturally occurring elements. Water that is safe and pure shouldn't, however, appear foggy or coloured. To destroy bacteria, all public water treatment facilities add chlorine. To much of anything, even chlorine, is harmful. High doses of chlorine mixed water consumption can dehydrate you and upset your stomach. Pure water has no taste. So, if you detect any metallic taste, contact a specialist to test the quality of the given water. Water with any flavour contains industrial chemicals, herbicides, and pesticides that should not be drank. Cloudy Appearance Smell of Chlorine Metallic Test
9. Signs of Contaminated Water Have you noticed any sediments in your tap water? This occurs as a result of a breakage in the main water line or probable pollutants in the soil around the pipe. Consuming such water without sufficient filtration could endanger one's health. The lifespan of silverware is shortened when there are rust streaks or brown stains, which are signs that your tap water contains too much iron. A good water filter, nevertheless, can solve these problems. Sediments Rusting Silverware
10. Fresh Detox Bacteria Dangerous Water Pollutants The most dangerous chemical pollutants are arsenic, lead, disinfection byproducts, radioactive chemicals, fluoride, mercury, and nitrates. Bacteria, viruses, and parasites are examples of microbial pollutants that harm our health. In addition, plastic pollution is a growing worry in our daily lives, since it pollutes both the land and the sea surface.
11. Causes of Water Contamination Sewage Disposal The waste water from home or industrial processes is referred to as sewage. Such waste water can pollute many lakes and rivers. Agricultural Pollution Agribusiness methods like slurry application, land tillage, and mostly the use of fertilisers and pesticides are to blame for agricultural pollution. Water pollution is another issue brought on by milk dairies' frequent spills.
12. River Dumping Many people dump industrial waste into rivers, such as supermarket trolleys, garden clippings, and other electronic waste. Despite the fact that it is illegal, people continue to engage in it. It not only pollutes the water, but it is also hazardous to wildlife. This increases the risk of flooding. Marine Dumping Radioactive Substances Every year, a large amount of trash is dumped into the sea. Most toxic waste materials, such as industrial waste, sewage sludge, and other radioactive waste, contribute to marine pollution. Pollution from marine dumping destroys and degrades aquatic species' habitats. Another terrible source of water pollution is radioactive waste. The use of radioactive elements in nuclear power plants, industrial, medical, and other scientific practises is the primary source of such pollution. Such substances are commonly found in watches, luminous clocks, televisions, and x-ray machines. If radioactive waste is not properly disposed of, it can cause serious water pollution incidents.
13. Dangers of Drinking Polluted Water It may seem strange, but drinking dirty water will cause dehydration. Illness can cause dehydration. Because water makes up the majority of our bodies, not drinking enough water will cause dehydration, which can lead to physical and mental health issues. Disease Transmission Dehydration Diarrhea, Cholera, Typhoid, Dysentery, Typhoid, and other diseases can be transmitted through drinking water. Water is contaminated when impure water is mixed with clean water due to a lack of medical and sanitation facilities.
14. Preventive Measures 1. 2. 3. 4. Proper Awareness about Risks Effective Irrigation Techniques Natural Water Sources Protection Mass Recycling of Water
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