What is the danger of pollution of nature and how it affects the living environment

"Slight movement is important for all nature. The whole ocean is affected by pebbles"
(Blaise Pascal)           

Do you know that pollution of nature is one of the biggest and most dangerous problems in the world? In many cases, the cause of it is waste and oil getting into the water and the use of chemical substances. As a result, the lives of people and other living organisms are in danger.

Humans cause more problems to nature than volcanic eruptions, dust storms and other natural phenomena.

In our daily activities, when we drive a car, we actively burn coal and gasoline. When we heat up with firewood while relaxing in the country, we aggravate the global problem even more. Actions have a bad impact on nature and living organisms, and as a result, the risk of spreading diseases increases.

We all realize how important water is for our lifestyle and life in general, but still we don't take care of it. On an ordinary day, we unknowingly pollute the earth's waters by doing the simple act of washing dishes because we use chemicals. These chemical substances are not properly filtered, they are transferred directly into the water or soil. Due to the fact that we cannot replace the process of washing dishes and it is a normal part of our life, the only solution to the problem is to install such devices that clean the water from chemical and organic waste. The role of defective sewage systems and improper treatment facilities is even greater in the process of water pollution.

During water pollution, harmful substances are added to the water flow, as a result of which water quality decreases. This is how water becomes a harmful substance for humans and living environment. Heavy metals may be found in the water flowing through our taps, which can cause a variety of health problems—from hormone disruption to brain function changes. We all know that we should save water, but very few of us have realized how necessary and important it is.

Did you know that air pollution kills 800 people every 13 minutes, 3 times more than malaria, tuberculosis and AIDS combined?

Unstoppable construction in the world is one of the main causes of air pollution, because this process does not exist without construction dust.

Have you heard anything about fly ash and soot?
You will agree that today's existence is unthinkable without electricity and heat. In fact, while using this comfort, we pollute the environment again and again, namely the vital air. It is during the production of heat and electricity that fly ash, heavy metals, soot and others spread in the air. All this has a direct, strong impact on both the environment and our health.

It might be true that in the film "Natvris Khe" some characters think, 'I still can't fix this country, so why bother trying?' But in reality, each of us contributes to the struggle with the greatest problem. We are obliged to find a way to fight against the closure of the system and every mental path in the process. We must identify the problem and act upon it to ensure fundamentally different outcomes."