Pollution of rivers, lakes and seas is a major concern for people who seek to protect the environment. What are the possible causes of water pollution, and what effects does this have on animal life and human society?

Water

contamination is a serious form of pollution and one

that is

challenging to rectify. There seem to be two significant factors are involved and a variety of effects on populations and the biosphere.

This

essay will depict the probable reasons and consequences of

this

phenomenon.

First

of all, the leading contributing cause behind

this

issue is emissions from cars, factories, and humans, which contain polluted particles. The microparticles contaminate the rainwater run-off and enter the

water

cycle by transferring through the

water

table into the aquifers, streams and rivers.

Moreover

, filtration and processings are not viable for these large amounts of

water

.

For example

, Buriganga river

water

has been damaged due to the unplanned built factories bank of

this

river. Another major cause can be the accidental or deliberate dumping of waste products out of the controlled landfill or recycling centre. Even a tiny amount of waste material can be serious. The effects on animal life are very severe, especially for those species which are already endangered. By

such

threats, poaching, losing habitats, food chain disruption can cause potential extinction.

For instance

, Asian tigers are disappearing because of environmental change and pollution. The impact on human societies is distressing whenever they suffer from many chronic diseases than in the past. Apart from

this

, soil erosion and logging already have damaged the environment, which has a dangerous accumulation. In the long run, famine, drought, and poisoning of drinking

water

have occurred due to a lack of safe irrigation.

In particular

, we can see long-term land loss after the Bhopal catastrophe in India. In conclusion, it seems that emissions of pollutants microparticles and the unplanned dumping of wastage are the main causes behind

this

problem. The effects on both humans' and animals' lives are crucial, which are exacerbated by the present social conditions.