Anyone can give a good, precise lecture of air & water pollution?

Answer 1

Lordy, you want a library with THAT question. It would sure help if you explained why you need this and what the focus is.

"Pollution" ranges from natural to man-made contributions to the content of both air and water. Often they are inter-active - that is, pollutants in water can be carried by evaporation or misting into the air, while airborne pollutants quite often affect water quality. One of the more obvious examples is "acid rain," in which airborne particles of suphur or sulfuric componds are converted into serious pollutants delivered by rain to the earth and pollute streams, creeks, rivers and lakes.

"Pollution" can be from ash and gases emitted by volcanoes. It can be from pollen carried from flowers, grasses and trees. It can come from particulates out of somestacks or the top of open chambers in electroplating plants. And, of course, from the tailpipes of cars or the exhaust stacks of diesel locomotives.

"Pollution" includes viruses and bacteria, as well as miniscule organisms such as waterborne parasites.

"Pollution" of the air and water is recorded as the seven plagues of Egypt in the Bible, caused human societies to collapse and disappear, led to the brewing of beer and making of wine as safer beverages than water, and today not only threatens the health and welfare of billions around the Earth but even the mere survival of our precious ancient monuments.

Your question is so incredibly broad that it is impossible to proceed much further without re-creating the thousands of books and articles already published on this subject.

Answer 2

Yes you can ,, its the matter of comperimizing between fresh air or water and polluted air and water.. any fresh water or air proparties has been changed physically or chemically it called polluted

Answer 3

no, not anyone

you need specific knowlege of the subject before being able to give a good precise lecture