Pollution - is the result of the exponential growth and development of the people. Anyway, it degrades the quality of human life and creates an imbalance in the environment.

Pollution - is the result of progress and development that occurs on a regular basis. Rapidly developing technology to improve the quality of human life. All this, of course, provides a high level of comfort and a rich life for all people, but significantly reduces the quality of human health, the need to have a good and healthy environment is ignored.

Many new inventions and innovations are a threat to human life, as they are created artificially. This artificial and unsystematic way to ensure the best conditions for life creates components necessary for human life. Whatever thing we did not take, whether things are essentials such as clothing or food, they are now produced synthetically. However, only one's gaze on the environment in order to understand that the increase in the needs of the modern way of life ultimately disrupts the balance in the environment.

The following are the most common types of environmental pollution, which gradually cause various diseases in humans.

Noise pollution

Any noise that is unpleasant to the human ear is noise pollution. Loud and harsh sounds of factories, machinery, trains, cars, bursting from heat and explosions are also noise pollution. It is also caused by some natural disasters, such as hurricanes and volcanic eruptions. Both natural and anthropogenic factors that create noise and sound pollution, impact on human health. They cause irritation, hearing problems and headaches. But that's not the main problem, because quite unbearable sounds can be very dangerous, because due to their increased cholesterol, narrowed arteries, increasing the adrenaline rush heartbeat quickens. All these factors are life-threatening, because they can lead to heart attack and stroke.

Water pollution

Any harmful ingredients and substances that fall into one or another water body, such as rivers, oceans, ponds, reservoirs and streams, contaminate water. Many human activities such as laundry, dry cleaning and waste dumping and contribute significantly to water pollution. Soap and detergents that we use every day, also made from harmful chemicals and synthetic materials, which are very heavily pollute the water. In addition, discarded waste: cans, bottles and plastic materials are also dangerous. It not only destroys marine life, but also dangerous to human life. This contaminated water is undrinkable, use in agriculture and even in industry.

Atmospheric pollution

Air pollution caused by emission of harmful substances into the atmosphere. One key factor is the pollution of car exhausts. With the advancement of technology, the number of vehicles on the roads increases extremely, which ultimately increases the level of air pollution. Not to mention the fact that the various industries such as cement, steel, coal mining, petrochemical and power plants also produce harmful substances are released into the atmosphere. This type of pollution is harmful to the protective ozone layer in the atmosphere. This layer protects the earth from harmful ultraviolet rays, and its refinement entails a threat to human life.

Radio contamination

Radioactive contamination is rare, but it does great harm. It is caused by accidents that have occurred at nuclear power plants, the improper disposal of nuclear waste, works for uranium mines. Radioactive contamination causes cancer, multiple congenital abnormalities and many other serious health problems.

Soil contamination

Today, agriculture uses many artificial substances and synthetic pesticides. They emit pollutants that create an imbalance in the soil, and also interfere with the natural growth of plants grown in contaminated soil. A key factor contributing to the pollution of the soil - it gutters, noxious wastes, poor agricultural practices, the use of inorganic pesticides, deforestation, open pit mining and human activities such as waste dumping and littering