An Analysis of Water Pollution: Causes, Effects, and Solutions

This report provides a comprehensive overview of water pollution, beginning with a definition and categorization into surface, marine, and groundwater pollution. It details the classification of pollution sources, distinguishing between point and non-point sources, and explores both natural and human causes, including industrial and domestic activities. The report examines the adverse effects of water pollution on flora, fauna, and human health, such as the death of aquatic life, disruption of food chains, and the spread of waterborne diseases. It concludes by highlighting various preventive measures, including legislation, civic education, responsible agrochemical usage, and proper waste management. The report is well-referenced, citing various sources to support its findings and recommendations.