1. ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION

2. What is environmental pollution?Environmental pollution is called to the presence in the environment of any agent (physical, chemical or biological) or a combination of several agents in places such forms and concentrations that are or may be injurious to health, safety or the welfare of the population, or potentially harmful to plant or animal life or prevent the normal use of the property and places of recreation. 3. ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION . 4. Types from pollution environmental Contaminaci n water: the water Incorporaci n as weird materials such as microorganisms, products, chemical, industrial waste and other types or sewage. These substances impair water quality and make ina til for the intended uses. Contaminaci n soil: the soil Incorporaci n as weird materials, such as litter, waste xicos t , products chemical, and industrial wastes. The soil from pollution n an imbalance of phasic and biological Qumica gico adversely affecting plants, animals and humans. Air Contaminaci n: the additional damages n ine the gas atmosphere xicos t , or others that affect the normal development of plants, animals and adversely affecting human health. 5. WATER POLLUTION 6. Causes of environmental pollution household waste industrial waste exes of fertilizers and chemicals logging burning garbage the smoke of cars lakes and rivers polluted seas 7. the smoke of cars pollution by cutting down trees 8. Impact of environmental n from pollutionThe environment from pollution affects cardiovascular health. It was found that there is a direct Relation between the increase in air pollutants partculas the city and the wall thickening of the arteries, which is a proven indicator of atherosclerosis. The persistent effect from pollution of the air breathed n, in a silent process of a os, ultimately leads to the development of acute cardiovascular conditions such as heart attacks. "Deteriorates every time sa m our planet endangers the lives of plants, animals and people-Genera os phasic damages on individuals-Becomes a consumable item is not water-contaminated soil in the planting is not possible 9. CONTAMINATION OF FOREST AREAS 10. Climatic changes from pollution by ticos environmentalTico climatic change, because of the environment from pollution n, implies that the average global temperature increased 0.6 degrees Century. XX average global temperatures rise between 1.4 and 5.8 degrees between 1990 and 2100 . Perodo Similarly, the mean sea level increase from 0.09 to 0.88 meters. The increase of the Century. XX has not occurred in any of the last ten centuries. Tambi n will change under r groan of rainfall in the cloud cover and in the patronage of occurrence n fena less like AC lida El Ni o, which has become frequent m s. Such an increase may lead to an increased incidence of waterborne diseases, such as comfortable lera, and related toxins, such as shellfish poisoning. 11. CHANGING LANDSCAPE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION 12. Destrucci ozone n n from pollution by the environment. day carbon monoxide and greenhouse gases is warming the planet No. The Destrucci n ozone from pollution due to n a reached the point where the damages inos rays, ultraviolet B, come, in large parts of the earth surface at levels capable of causing extensive damages to life os. The increasing doses of UV-B threaten the health and human welfare, crops, forests, plants, wildlife and marine. There has been a Lifting the rate of ca ncer skin. The exhibitions radiaci n n the UV-B reduces the effectiveness of immunological system gico. 13. POLLUTION TO THE ATMOSPHERE. 14. Industrial Environmental PollutionThe opening of mining galleries that promote the infiltration of potash salt, for example in the field; the toxic gases that are dissolved in water from rainfall and potential accidental rupture of pipelines, processing industries, water discharges with heavy metals and synthetic organic compounds, the poor storage of chemicals, gas and oil leaks in the road transport, pollution thermal hot water nuclear power plant, the courage of waste at sea and in rivers. 15. TEAM MEMBERS:: PEDRO A. DIAZ DIAZ:: UWALDO O. LOPEZ LOPEZ:: AVELARDO FLORES PEREZ:: DANIEL FAVIAN: