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Pollutants such as carbon, nitrogen, and sulfur are distributing the natural balance of gases in the atmosphere. The change along with a reduction in forest cover leads to an increase in global temperature, and overall more air pollution that affects the ozone layer.

Air Pollution: Worst enviroment healtion risk today. Leads to increased rates of asthma, lung and heart disease. caused by breathing of air with high concentration of fine particles from traffic and factory exhaust. 4.3 million deaths per year caused by indoor air pollution.

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Water Degeneration: Reduced quality and quantity of fresh cleaning water in many places as a result of human interference. Damning, factories and farms, flood control and hydroelectricity all contribute to reduced water quality. Alos leads to shrinking lakes.

Pollutants in our water: Contamination of rivers, lakes, wetlands, seas / oceans as a result of fishing, shipping and oil drilling near water. Sewage, pesticides, fertiliser and industrial use leads of devastating effects such as lack of drinking water, death of marine life and food shortages

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Land Degradation: The loss of productivity and decline in fertility of environment caused by humans interference.

Soil Degradation: The loss of fertility in soil, due to chemical in fertilizer, or being compacted by hooves and machinery.

Soil Erosion: Gradual wearing of soil worn away by rivers, rain, waves, glaciers, and the wind. Cleared land is more vulnerable to wind , gully and sheet erosion.