Environmental Pollution

The most common forms of pollution are: water pollution, soil pollution, air pollution (atmospheric). The basic elements of human life seem to be most affected by irresponsible actions of human beings.

Soil, like air and water is an environmental factor influences on health. Formation depends on soil quality and protection of water sources, both the surface and especially to the ground. Water is a vital environmental factor for life. It performs multiple functions in the body, without water all biological reactions become impossible. Lack of water or drinking polluted water has many negative consequences on man and his health. Pollution is changing natural components through the presence of foreign components, called pollutants, as a result of human activity, and causing by their nature, the concentration found and the time that works, adverse health effects, cause discomfort or impede the use of environmental components essential to life.

On the history of environmental pollution with man appeared, but has grown and diversified as the evolution of human society, reaching today one of the important concerns of specialists in various fields of science and technology, of states and governments of the entire population of earth. This is because the danger represented by increased pollution and increased constantly, requiring urgent action at national and international, in the spirit to fight pollution. Pollution, among other classifications, is classified in natural pollution and pollution of pollution are the main natural artificiala. Natural sources are volcanic eruptions, dust storms, forest fires and other natural such as geysers or decomposition of organic substances. Volcanic eruptions that produced generates gaseous, liquid and solid exerting negative influences on atmospheric purity. Volcanic ash, along with water vapor, volcanic dust and many other gases are blown into the atmosphere, where it forms thick clouds, which can float up to large distances from the place of issue. Time of these suspensions remain in the atmosphere can reach 1-2 years. Storms dust are also an important factor in air pollution. Loose land steppe regions in times of drought, the airline lost vegetation and remain exposed to the action of wind erosion. Winds continue, the duration, up from the soil particles some of which are retained in the atmosphere for long periods of time. Submission of these particles as a result of the sedimentation or washing effect of heavy exercise, can occur at large distances from the place where they were natural ridicate. Fires are an important source of smoke and ash, which occur when humidity drops below the critical natural environment. The phenomenon is particularly widespread, especially in the tropics, although in general, the moisture content of forest in this area is not conducive to the outbreak of fire.