ABSTRACT
This seminar studied and analyzed Water Pollution, the causes, the effects, the sources, types and control of Water Pollution in the societies water pollution occurred when pollutants were discharged directly or indirectly into water bodies without adequate treatment to remove harmful compounds, Water Pollution affected plant, and organisms living in this bodies of water.
Water pollution was known to be caused by the following factors, sewage and wastewater, marine dumping industrial waste, radioactive waste, oil pollution, underground storage leakages, atmospheric deposition, global warming and petrophication.
The effect of water pollution were very tremendous in our societies, there were numerous pollution of water, which we have contaminated ground water effect, effects of agriculture water pollution, effects of thermal of heavy metal water pollution, all these affected the respiratory mechanism of aquatic organism, which will also affects man that take the organism. These impacts included pollution of the water bodies, it equally affects man directly and indirectly.
The most affective way of controlling water pollution was to ensure that chemical wastes should be converted to harmless substance before being dump in the sea and, sewage should be processed, treated and converted to useful fertilizers in plants and also refuse should be processed, treated and converted to useful fertilizers in sewage plant the control of this water pollution has help in our communities and in our lives.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title Pageii
Letter of Transmittal iii
Approval Pagev
Dedication vi
Acknowledgmentv
Abstract ix
Table of Contentsxi
CHAPTER ONE
1.0Introduction 1
1.1Background of the Study3
1.2Statement of the Problem 5
1.3Aims and Objectives of the study6
CHAPTER TWO
2.0Discussion 8
2.21Historical Water Pollution 8
2.2Pollution 10
2.3Water Pollution 11
2.4Types of Water Pollution 22
2.5Sources of Water Pollution 22
2.6The Effect of Water Pollution25
2.7Causes of Water Pollution 26
2.8Control of Water Pollution 30
CHAPTER THREE
2.3Conclusion 31
CHAPTER FOUR
4.1Recommendation 34
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