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    Research Report - Land Pollution

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    This document discusses land pollution. It begins with an introduction stating the aim of the research is to raise awareness about land pollution and ways to stop it. It then lists several questions about land pollution that will be answered. The questions and answers discuss what land pollution is, why we should stop it, ways to stop it like reducing plastic use and composting, how little plastic is recycled, causes of land pollution like pesticides and waste, why single-use plastics should be banned, and that plastic can take hundreds of years to decompose compared to organic waste.

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    Research Report - Land Pollution

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    This document discusses land pollution. It begins with an introduction stating the aim of the research is to raise awareness about land pollution and ways to stop it. It then lists several questions about land pollution that will be answered. The questions and answers discuss what land pollution is, why we should stop it, ways to stop it like reducing plastic use and composting, how little plastic is recycled, causes of land pollution like pesticides and waste, why single-use plastics should be banned, and that plastic can take hundreds of years to decompose compared to organic waste.

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    LAND POLLUTION

    Y6A
    By - Rayyan
    Table of Contents
    Aim of Research.........................................................2
    Question’s..................................................................3
    Questions and Answers..............................................4

    1|Page
    Aim of Research
    By making this research report I hope to raise
    awareness about land pollution. The ways we can all
    help to stop it. And for me to learn more about land
    pollution. I hope you will share this valuable
    information with everybody.

    2|Page
    Question’s
    1. What is land pollution?

    2.Why should we stop land pollution?

    3.What can we do to stop land pollution?

    4.How much plastic is recycled?

    5. What are the causes of land pollution?

    6.Should all single-use plastic be banned?

    7.How long does it take for plastic to


    decompose compared to organic waste?

    Questions and Answers

    3|Page
    1.What is land pollution?
    Ans:

    2.Why should we stop land pollution


    Ans: Water that isn’t safe to drink. This itself is
    a huge problem. Because this can lead to an
    array of diseases. Polluted soil is another
    problem. This can lead to a loss of fertile land
    which is used for agriculture. Without fertile
    land, people will have to clear more land,
    including forests in which animals live, causing
    even more problems.

    3.What can we do to stop land pollution?


    Ans: We can start by eating sustainable
    things. This not only helps the planet but also
    your health. Batteries are another thing that is
    harming the environment. You can recycle
    your batteries in some shops. And finally, by
    producing your own compost.

    4|Page
    4.How much plastic is actually recycled?
    Ans: About only 8 percent of the world’s
    plastic is actually recycled. Most plastics
    around the world cannot be recycled. So they
    end up in landfills and on the ground. Some
    people say that it can take hundreds of years
    to biodegrade. However, some people have
    been working to solve the plastic problem. So
    far, they found a way to make new things out
    of used plastic. Such as jackets and running
    shoes.

    5.What are the causes of land pollution?


    Ans: A few examples of Land pollution causes
    include, The use of pesticides, Waste, Toxic
    chemicals, Acid rain, Deforestation, and
    mining.

    5|Page
    6.Should all single-use plastic be banned?
    Ans: Yes, they should be banned because
    most single-use plastic items are hard to
    recycle. And as they usually contaminate our
    other plastic while getting recycled we cannot
    recycle them. Even though they can easily be
    replaced with other recyclable items.

    7.How long does it take for plastic to


    decompose compared to organic waste?
    Ans: It can take from 20 to 500 years for
    plastic to decompose. It also depends on the
    material and structure as well as sunlight
    exposure. But even when they do decompose,
    they release chemicals. The chemicals can
    damage the atmosphere causing even more
    pollution.

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