Air, land, and noise pollution stem from various human activities.
How to explain
Air pollution results from vehicle emissions, industrial processes, and burning fossil fuels, leading to respiratory issues and environmental degradation.
Land pollution arises from improper waste disposal, littering, and chemical spills, causing soil degradation and harmful effects on ecosystems.
Noise pollution, often due to traffic and industrial machinery, impacts mental health and disrupts wildlife. These pollutants intertwine, contributing to climate change and biodiversity loss, impacting human health, ecosystems, and overall environmental sustainability.
Addressing these issues requires comprehensive regulations, sustainable practices, and public awareness to mitigate their adverse effects on both nature and human well-being.