Environ Pollution
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Clues
- A substance/energy is present in the environment but not causing obvious harm. Many contaminants turn to pollutants but not all of them. All pollutants have been a contaminant before. (13)
- Also known as diffuse pollution. Difficult to identify the exact origin of the pollution. E.g. run-off of pesticides into a river. - Hard to regulate and monitor. (3, 5, 6)
- Characterised by the presence of excess physical, chemical and biological substances that changes the qualities of the water. (5, 9)
- Identifiable points or places that you can easily locate. e.g. sewage plant. - easy to regulate and monitor (5, 6)
- Linked to water pollution. Both liquid and solid waste can have an impact on soil. (4, 9)
- Local and global. Gases and solid particles. Presence in the air of abnormal amounts of chemical constituents. (3, 9)
- The introduction by man into the environment of substances or energy which can cause harm to human health and to living resources and ecological systems. (9)
- The way the pollutant moves from source, through the environment to the recipient. - Usually reaches humans through consumption of contaminated and polluted water and food and breathing polluted air. (8, 2, 9)
- Where the pollution comes from/ where it is released from. (6, 2, 3, 9)
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