1. Pollution Why is pollution everywhere in the world?

2. What Causes Water Pollution? Radioactive waste 40% of surveyed lakes, rivers, and streams were polluted There are substances being poured into rivers Most pollution in water can harm the aquatic animals http://home.deds.nl/~jamedia/The_last_drop/Water_Pollution.html

3. Why Plastic Pollution is Everywhere? Plastic is just thrown into the ocean As much as 14 billion tons of trash Plastic bags kill 1 million sea animals a year(some of those animals are endangered) 80% of plastic bags in the world are not recycled(almost all end up being littered) Americans only recycle 1 or 2 percent of 10.5 million tons of trash http://www.planetvarner.com/green/plastic-pollution-is-everywhere/

4. How Pollution Can Harm Us About 15 thousand people in the world die each year because of unclean water Smog is the worst form of air pollution which occurs in big populace cities Ex: New York City Long term exposure to air pollution can cause heart and lung damage Indoor pollution causes more deaths than outdoor pollution Air pollution can add to ground and water pollution http://pollutionarticles.blogspot.com/2011/03/pollution-facts.html

5. Different Types of Pollution Air Pollution is gas chemical or particle emissions(like nuclear power plants) Water pollution is dumping in water of chemicals or waste(mostly factories do this) Land pollution is any dumping on land(such as land fills) Man made products that are toxic are being put into the environment http://cwpe.org/node/138

6. Being Aware of Pollution Man must be involved to create air pollution Pollution is a worldwide problem that needs to be solved We must be alerted to know that each person on this planet affects each other every time they pollute Greenhouse gases trap the air of the earth and make it warmer http://www.pages.drexel.edu/~cy34/#landpollution

7. How Much Death Pollution Causes 2 million or more children die each year from pollution One third of the world’s diseases come from pollution http://socialistworker.org/2002-1/407/407_02_PollutionKills.shtml