The Causes and Effects of Environmental Pollution

The Causes and Effects of Environmental Pollution
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Environmental pollution is a cycle that is secondary to interconnected events and relationships between the members of the environment. Its leading cause is environmentally dangerous human activities, leading to detrimental environmental consequences.
Pollution is created when the natural environment cannot be eradicated from the elements produced by certain human activities without damaging nature. Consequently, environmental pollution is mainly secondary to human activities directed to industrialization to improve the quality of life of the people. Despite the good intentions of these activities, the outcomes have detrimental effects on the environment. The causes of environmental pollution are human activities that tarnish the cleanliness of air and water, the quality of soil, and the use of hazardous chemicals. For example, air pollution is magnified by smoke and fumes from the mechanical industry, such as the use of cars and oil spillage poisons the seawater, leading to the death of marine animals and their habitat (The Daraja Times, 2018; Rinkesh, n.d...