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My name is Naba, and I’m student at University of Nottingham. My major is environmental engineering.

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1- Recognising the effects of environmental quality on human/animal life.
2- To understand the environmental issues.
3- To provide acquire the basic knowledge, facts, concepts of essential environmental health.

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Due to the fact that meteorological variables like temperature, humidity, wind speed and direction, and mixing height can all affect the emissions, transport, dilution, chemical transformation, and eventual deposition of air pollutants, environment and climate play important roles in determining patterns of air quality over multiple scales in time and space. One of the key determinants of how someone is impacted by environmental exposure is their genetic background. While everyone will experience issues if exposed to an environmental danger at a high enough level.

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What is Soil Pollution and what are its causes? 

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What is Soil Pollution and what are its causes? 

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“Soil pollution” refers to the presence of a chemical or substance out of place and/or present at a higher than normal concentration that has adverse effects on any non-targeted organism. There are several ways for soil to become contaminated. These may be categorised into five groups, commercial activities, activities in agriculture, disposal of waste, unintentional oil leaks and acid rain. Moreover, the loss of topsoil causes soil to become less fertile and has a lower water-holding capacity. For instance, excessive salts and water (salinization), excessive use of fertilisers & pesticides, excessive grazing, overgrazing, burning of grass cover, and deforestation. (Eugenio, McLaughlin and Pennock, 2018).

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Health related issues include one of the most prevalent diseases, the Blue Baby Syndrome, which can be fatal for newborns and young children owing to high concentrations of nitrates in untreated groundwaters, is caused by toxic compounds from fertilisers and pesticides. Secondly, long-term contact with such soil can alter the body's genetic makeup, leading to chronic health issues that are difficult to cure and congenital diseases. Thirdly, crops and plants produced on polluted soil can be absorbed, creating bioaccumulation in leaves and fruits. Finally, oil, metals, and poisons linked to farming operations cause health concerns when they get into drinking water. These toxins can be passed to humans by the cattle and sheep when they eat these polluted crops. (Eugenio, McLaughlin and Pennock, 2018).

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We could control of Soil pollution by using organic agricultural practises, which do not utilise pesticides and fertilisers with heavy chemical content, are encouraged, using of plants that can remove contaminants from soil is promoted in phytoremediation and chemical and bioremediation approaches (Eugenio, McLaughlin and Pennock, 2018). Many strategies have been put out to reduce pollution. Environmental cleanup initiatives need a lot of effort and money. Some efforts to lessen soil contamination include, the use of plastic bags thinner than 20 microns is prohibited, reusing discarded plastics and prohibition of deforestation. (Roychoudhury, Mohammed and Mishra, 2016).

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How these sources link to research question in this project? 

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How these sources link to research question in this project? 

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These articles fits well with this research question for several reasons. Firstly, they showed all the informations that research was looking for. Secondly, they easy to conclude the aspects of this project. Finally, they supports the research question by answering the meaning of Soil Pollution, how to control, and what are health related issues.

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What is reflection and why is it useful:

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What is reflection and why is it useful:

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Reflection is a technique for critically analysing any aspect of your professional conduct in order to gain a better understanding of it. The knowledge and lessons learned can be applied to maintain best practises while also encouraging advancements and improvements for both the professional and the clients served. Helping you recognize and evaluate positive experiences while identifying opportunities to improve practices and service delivery. It also helps us process and learn from traumatic experiences after they happen.

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Skills gained during the project - how useful are these for future studies:

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Skills gained during the project - how useful are these for future studies:

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I have learnt a variety of skills that will benefit me and have a positive impact on my future after the project has been completed. I have learnt how to expand my thinking and see things from a different perspective. Also, new information that will help me in the future. Reading the article and paragraphs it in English also helped me improve my language skills.

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Key challenges and how these were overcome:

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Key challenges and how these were overcome:

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Doing my project I have faced some challenges. Firstly, choosing the right topic. However, I overcome this problem by by ensuring the topic will hold my interest. Secondly, finding sources and articles. Furthermore, I sort out the problem with looking for appropriate and reliable sources from google scholar. I found a good source that answers all my questions.

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The values of the project are to help and control the issues in the environment we which live. Through which we have been using to evaluate potential actions, and from which we make decisions in support of our both collective and individual vision and purpose. This project discusses the most important point of Soil Pollution, how we can control it, and what are most health related issues.

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https://youtu.be/Hnfdq2htoKU

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What Is SOIL POLLUTION | LAND POLLUTION | What Causes Soil Pollution | Dr Binocs Show |Peekaboo Kidz

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https://uniofnottm-my.sharepoint.com/:x:/g/personal/naba_alsunni_nottingham_ac_uk/Ea8dw9mgVixMuV1OkJ_VaVgB_55yDc5Yo57sKbBtlmcqIQ?e=u1c0mn

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Denchak, M. (2018). Water Pollution: Everything You Need to Know. [online] NRDC. Available at: https://www.nrdc.org/stories/water-pollution-everything-you-need-know#whatis. [Accessed: 23 January, 2023].

Eugenio, N., McLaughlin, M. and Pennock, D. (2018). HIDDEN Soil Pollution: a reality. [online] Available at: https://www.fao.org/3/I9183EN/i9183en.pdf. [Accessed: 20 January, 2023].

Roychoudhury, N., Mohammed, N. and Mishra, R. (2016). (PDF) Soil pollution: Causes, effects and control. [online] ResearchGate. Available at: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/289281444_Soil_pollution_Causes_effects_and_control. [Accessed: 27 January, 2023].

www.youtube.com. (n.d.). What Is Soil  Pollution | Land Pollution | What Causes Soil Pollution | Dr Binocs Show |Peekaboo Kidz. [online] Available at: https://youtu.be/Hnfdq2htoKU. [Accessed: 27 January, 2023].