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Oil field is a part of the environment pollution. The industries are developing. Also there are a lot of oil factories which are building. So soil containing hydrocarbons from leaking oil tanks. That makes the soild are impact thier qualities. These contaminants polluted the soils and produced some stinking smell. That makes the environment lost it's natural atmosphere and vividness.

On the other hand, The composting and pesticides are the reasons that influence the environment. Also they effect poeple's health because they belongs to one of the chemicals of the industry. In terms of chemicals, they are always a kind of harmful matters. Furthermore, poeple didn't treature the environment. They alway throuht garbages away. That makes the environment was very terrible. They would bring a lot of bugs and mosquitoes which would hurt poeple. Otherwise, the garbages were piled on the ground for a long time. It would decay, and produced chemical reaction. This reaction would discharge stinking smell and matters which were destroyed the soils. Thereby, people must notice these factors. And find out the suitable way to protect the environment and bring the healthy life to people.

Massive mountains of solid wastes are disposed each day by our consumer society. It is estimated that about 10 billion tones of solid wastes are produced every year in the world and are dumped into the surroundings. Solid wastes are an integral part of our life as they devour our precious landscape spoiling the aesthetics of the surroundings.

 Solid wastes are unwanted materials thrown away in solid form, arising from the normal community activity. It includes garbage i.e. kitchen and food wastes, rubbish materials like paper, rag, glass bottles, metallic cans, plastics, fibers, residues from home fuels, street sweeping, building debris, rubbles and abandoned vehicles.

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Air

Land

Noise

Water

Air Pollution

1.      Air quality lesson plans and data
This site, designed for teachers of grades K to 12, presents background information, activities and resources for teaching about air quality in the classroom.
 

2.      Air Pollution Control Resources
Get news and research on stationary-source air emissions, regulation, and US air-pollution control efforts.
 

3.      Air Pollution - MSN Encarta
Read the encyclopedic reference about the lung menace and its possible causes and effects.
 

4.      Air Pollution - Use in Schools Project
Students can learn about various kinds of air pollution, such as acid rain, smog, the greenhouse effect, particulates, and ozone depletion.
 

5.      Atmospheric Chemistry Air Quality Glossary
Alphabetical index lists scientific terms that are useful in the study of air pollutants and atmospheric chemistry.
 

6.      Atmosphere and Climate
Earth can support life because of its fragile but protective atmosphere. But human activities have the potential to affect our atmosphere making it less able to protect us. The atmosphere protects the Earth. We must protect the atmosphere.
 

7.      Clean Air - Environment Canada: The Green Lane
Site offers information on air pollution, what it is and why we should be concerned.
 

8.      Environmental Quiz
Take this quiz to see how knowledgeable you are about air pollution.
 

9.      EPA Indoor Air Quality
Find the EPA's extensive index of links, news, services, and resources relating to air pollution in homes, offices, and schools.
 

10.  Mission Possible
Join students on their fight against enemies of the environment. Learn about air and water pollutants as well as solid waste problems.
 

11.  National Air Quality Information Archive
Comprehensive UK source offers FAQs, reports on air quality, statistics about pollution, and details about networks that monitor air quality.
 

12.  Office of Air and Radiation
Get information on indoor and outdoor air pollution problems.
 

13.  Pollution Solutions
In this lesson, students perform research to identify air pollutants and the problems these pollutants cause for people and the environment. They learn about possible solutions to air pollution and develop a community "Pollution Solutions" pamphlet of guidelines to be distributed to families and the community.

Land Pollution

14.  Cave Ecology
Learn how caves and the land in which they are located are closely tied together.  Topics include sinkholes, groundwater pollution, and hazardous waste.
 

15.  Chemical Scorecard
This site is a chemical information service.  The site contains detailed information on more than 5,000 chemicals, including the chemicals used in large amounts in the United States and regulated under major environmental laws.  A search feature enables users to obtain information about specific chemicals.
 

16.  Keep America Beautiful (KAB)
The focus is solid waste, litter prevention, beautification, source reduction, recycling, composting, waste-to-energy, and sanitary landfill.
 

17.  LAND POLLUTION
Through these lessons students will become more environmentally aware of land pollution.  Students will demonstrate the causes of and solutions to land pollution.
 

18.  Land Pollution
A look at pesticides, composting and oil tank storage and land pollution.
 

19.  Protecting Holy Cows
In this lesson, Grades 6-12 students reflect on and research how humans affect animal life, plant life, and environmental conditions of specific biomes, particularly due to pollution and industrialization.
 

20.  Showdown in the New Wild West
Students will first explore the conflict between ranchers and radical environmentalists in the American West, participate in "snapshot" polls on the issues involved, engage in a class discussion, and, as homework, write a persuasive essay outlining a strategy for resolving the conflict.
 

21.  Waste
Canadians produce more garbage per person than just about any other country in the world. The average person in Ontario generates a whole tonne of trash a year! When that much garbage is generated, it creates problems. It’s time to do our part and make a difference!
 

22.  Water Pollution Begins on the Land
Our activities on the land can affect water quality in our streams, rivers and coastal waterways.  On the farm, eroded soil, fertilizers, and animal wastes washing off the land can have a profound effect on water quality downstream.   Here are some of the conservation measures that Maryland farmers use to protect our streams and rivers from sediment and nutrient pollution.
 

23.  Woodsy Owl
Some pages to print and color, and an activity guide. "Give a hoot. Don't pollute."
 
 

24.  About Noise and NPC
The Noise Pollution Clearinghouse is a national non-profit organization with extensive online noise related resources.
 

25.  Noise
A good explanation for the difference between noise and sound.
 

26.  Noise Harms Sea Mammals
An article from ABC about how underwater noise pollution may alter the ocean habitat,  and regulations may be needed to protect marine dwellers.
 

27.  Noise pollution
Read about the issue of noise pollution, the effects of noise, major noise sources and noise control measures.
 

28.  NOISE POLLUTION
A recent term used to suggest the destructive effects of excessive sound, usually based on properties of loudness and irritation.
 

29.  Noise Pollution
A look at noise pollution in relation to hearing loss.
 

30.  Noise Pollution
Explains what noise pollution is, what types of things cause it, as well as good uses of noise.
 

31.  Protect Your Hearing
Read about how noise that is loud enough and heard long enough will damage your hearing.
 

32.  http://www.secretsatsea.org/
A fun online investigative game exploring topics in Ocean Science. Learn about oceanography, marine animals, and water pollution as you collect clues to solve a mystery.
 

33.  Australia Rivers Info: Just for Kids
Learn about the water cycle or find out how streams and rivers in Australia are doing. You can also help Vinnie the Platypus clean the waterways in a cool shockwave game.
 

34.  Clean Water - Environment Canada: The Green Lane
Site offers information on water pollution, what it is, its causes and why we should be concerned.
 

35.  Exxon Valdez oil spill restoration
This site provides information about the impact of the oil spill, the status of recovery of injured resources and services and information about ongoing restoration and research activities.
 

36.  Finite Oceans
Finite Oceans examines how humans continue to contaminate the seas with industrial pollutants and explores alternatives to our current methods of waste disposal.
 

37.  From The Mountains To The Sea
From the Mountains to the Sea is a journey along the Eco River - a journey in environmental citizenship for students in grades 5-8. Designed to introduce students to the concept of environmental citizenship in a fun and exciting way, From the Mountains to the Sea is packed with fun activities and ideas for projects both in and out of school.
 

38.  Groundwater Gross-Out
In this activity, students model the spread of toxic waste into the groundwater system.
 

39.  Life in the Ocean
Students research marine pollution, ocean habitat destruction, and the resulting global change. Students will use their findings in class discussion, presentations, writing assignments, and posters.
 

40.  Mission Possible
Join students on their fight against enemies of the environment. Learn about air and water pollutants as well as solid waste problems.
 

41.  Ocean planet
Ocean Planet has six lesson plans. "Sea Secrets" explores ocean geography; "Sea Connections" looks at the plants and animals that live in different marine ecosystems. "Ocean Market" identifies and values many products of the seas.   "Pollution Solution" examines the effects of an environmental crisis.  "Stranded Along the Coast" explores both natural and human causes of animal strandings. Finally, "Reflections on the Sea" explores the influence of oceans on language and literature.
 

42.  The Great Lakes
The five Great Lakes: Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie and Ontario, together with the St. Lawrence River are among the world's most precious natural resources. The Great Lakes basin is the world's largest freshwater ecosystem, home to some 40 million Canadians and Americans, and countless species of animals, birds, fish and plants.
 

43.  Water
A wonderful resource about this clear, colourless, odourless, tasteless, most common compound on Earth.
 

44.  Water for Life: Keep the Wild Alive
This guide brings together a set of lessons centered around watersheds, streams, lakes, wetlands, and oceans and some of the endangered species that inhabit them.  Through these lessons students will learn how animals and plants living in and near water-based environments depend on each other and what people can do to protect and preserve these wild places.
 

45.  Water Quality - NWF
A close look at water quality and pollution.
 

46.  Water Pollution
There are a wide variety of pollutants that can affect water and the plants and animals that live in the water. This pollution can be divided into three groups: chemical pollution, thermal pollution, and ecological pollution. Since not all pollution is human produced, students need to understand that there are sometimes natural reasons for some pollution. These activities will help students' understanding of water pollution and its potential effects on human and wildlife habitats

http://www.tho155.freeserve.co.uk/water.html
Are the public health concerns over drinking water nitrate pollution justified or are there more important environmental water pollution issues which need to be resolved? Introduction ... of money controlling these levels on other, more serious, issues of
http://www.tho155.freeserve.co.uk/water.html

Saving Our Environment: Learn: Pollution - Land Pollution
A lot of waste is produced every day! Land Pollution. How does land get polluted? DOMESTIC WASTE. Every single day, tons and tons of domestic waste ranging from fish bones to huge pieces of rubbish such as unused refrigerator. ... are not disposed of prop
http://library.thinkquest.org/C0111401/land_pollution.htm

Earth's Ocean Pollution and Land Pollution Problems
Why we need to take an active role in protecting the earth, earth quotes ... InfinityQuest.NET. Earth's Ocean Pollution and Land Pollution Problems ... Both ocean pollution and land pollution is increasing each year ... of down the drains are ocean bound.
http://www.infinityquest.net/earth_friends.htmll

Remediation, Regeneration of brownfield land, groundwater and Land pollution - QDS
... Oxidation. DNAPL/LNAPL Recovery. Dual Phase Vacuum Extraction. Flow Path Management. In-situ Bioremediation. In-situ Chemical Oxidation ... in UK: In-situ Chemical Oxidation, Ammonium ...
http://www.qdsltd.com/capabilities.htm

Working Paper Series  [Adobe PDF] ... Market-Based Policies for Pollution Control in Latin America ... led to high levels of air, water, and land pollution throughout Latin America. As economic development continues ... more hits from: http://www
Introduction: Potable Water Supplies and Sewage Management. by Douglas Southgate, John Kellenberg, and Patricia Kelly 1. ... Urbanization and Pollution in Latin America 1.01 When the topic of environmental degradation in Latin America is ... management an
http://www.wisc.edu/epat/.energy/.An-Assessment-of-Urban-E...-Water-Supplies-and1.html

Land-based Sources of Pollution -
... USES: Human Settlements on the Coast: Destruction of Habitats: Threats to Habitats: Land-based Sources of Pollution ... Land-based Sources of Pollution ...
http://www.oceansatlas.org/id/2565

Land-Based Sources of Pollution
... 4.7.6 Land-Based Sources of Pollution. Problem ... the land-based (point and non-point) sources of pollution reaching the coastal and marine environment of the region. ...
http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/prot_res/PR/fpweb/icri/text/476b.htm

Coastal Clean Up-LAND POLLUTION COUNT
PITCH-IN CANADA. Land Pollution Count. LAND POLLUTION COUNT. SUMMARY FORM. One set of Land Pollution Count Summary Forms must be prepared for every Land Pollution Count event/location. ... Example: Total number of items (all data categories) found was 100
http://www.pitch-in.ca/CleanupWorld/E-CleanupWorld153.html

An Overview of Land Based Sources of Marine Pollution
Description of a publication ... volume and concentration of the pollutants. Point sources of pollution are sources that can be identified to ... a fraction of the land-based sources of pollution affecting coastal and ...
http://www.sanicon.net/titles/title.php3?titleno=65

Prevent Land Pollution From De-valuing Your Property.
Prevent Land Pollution From De-Valuing Your Property! Excavations to remove all land pollution sources, with off-site soil disposal or on-site trea...
http://www.terratechnik.ca/prevent-Land-Pollution/