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ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION

ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTIONENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTIONA ssoc. prof. J nis Za oksnisAssoc. prof. J nis Za oksnisEnvironmental POLLUTION and degradation can be caused by chemical substances, physical factors or the development ofundesirable living past, present and potential global threat of ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION and degradation is one of the main factors that has an effect on the formation of society s PEOPLE ENVIRONMENT ENVIRONMENT -- POLLUTION POLLUTION 2 ENVIRONMENTAL degradationmeans that the environment becomes unusable for its designed purposes or that the development of living organisms and their communities in the environment is any substance released into the environment as a result of human activity or natural processes that has an adverse impact on living on the Earth is fragile.

Pollution of natural waters with crude oil, oil products and other persistent substances is particularly hazardous. plant protection products – pesticides (aldrin, DDT, dieldrin, endrin, hexachlor benzene, hepta chlor, Persistent organic pollutants (POP’s) have a special place among these hazardous substances. 23 POP’s can be divided:

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