INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION

Presented By
NOUREEN AAMNA
K070064 – B1(CS)
POLLUTION
It contamination of Earth’s
environment with materials that
interfere with human health, the
quality of life, or the natural
functioning of ecosystems (living
organisms and their physical
surroundings).
INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION
 Industrial pollutants that
run into streams, rivers,
or lakes can have
serious effects on
wildlife, plants, and
humans.

 industrial pollution
accelerated rapidly in
the 1800s, with the start
of the Industrial
Revolution
FORMS OF INDUSTRIAL
POLLUTION
AIR POLUTION

WATER POLLUTON SOIL POLLUTION

POLLUTION

SOLID WASTE NOISE POLLUTION

WATER POLLUTION
Sewage, industrial
wastes, and agricultural
chemicals such as
fertilizers and pesticides
are the main causes of
water pollution.
SOIL POLLTION
Soil pollution is a consist
of toxic chemical
compounds, salts,
pathogens (disease-
causing organisms), or
radioactive materials
that can affect plant and
animal life.
Noise Pollution
Unwanted sound, or noise, such as that
produced by airplanes, traffic, or industrial
machinery, is considered a form of pollution.
It can cause hearing loss, stress, high blood
pressure, sleep loss, distraction, and lost
productivity.
SOLID WASTE
Solid wastes are
unwanted solid
materials such as
garbage, paper,
plastics and other
synthetic materials,
metals, and wood.
Effects of industrial
pollution on our
environment
Common chemical pollutants can cause
injury to human health are chlorides,
nitrates, heavy metals and organic
matters.

Industrial discharge can cause ground

water pollution and problems like
miscarriage, low birth weight, birth
defects and premature infant death and
also can cause cancer.
Causes Of Industrial
Pollution
Unregistered scale of small scale
industries
Lack of pollution control system
Common treatment facility
Lack of awareness
Solution of industrial
pollution
Establishment of industries in only industrial estates.
Environmental auditing
Appropriate dumping facilities of garbage and wasted
material.
Industries should be to encourage take up proactive role
in the protection of actions.
Monitoring of water quality of all important water bodies
should be carried out.
Government should provide incentives to industries for
adopting clean technologies.
environmental cell of the environment and forest
department should be strengthen