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What are the main objectives of Unit 3: Air and Water Pollution?
The main objectives of Unit 3 are to define air pollution and air pollutants, list the sources of air pollution and identify air pollutants, describe the effects of air pollution on health of man, on soil, plants and monuments and buildings, define water pollution and water pollutants, list the sources of water pollution, and identify water pollutants.
Explain the sources of air pollution mentioned in the text.
The sources of air pollution include industrial emissions, vehicular emissions, agricultural activities, and natural sources such as dust and wildfires.
What are the effects of air pollution on soil, plants, monuments, and buildings?
Air pollution can lead to soil degradation, damage to plants, corrosion of monuments and buildings, and adverse impacts on human health.
Define water pollution and provide examples of water pollutants.
Water pollution is the contamination of water bodies with harmful substances. Examples of water pollutants include industrial chemicals, agricultural runoff, sewage, and plastic waste.
What is the role of ANM in the prevention and control of air and water pollution?
ANM (Auxiliary Nurse Midwife) can play a role in creating awareness about the adverse effects of pollution, promoting sustainable practices, and participating in public health interventions related to pollution control and prevention.
Test your knowledge on air and water pollution with this quiz. Explore the causes, effects, and prevention methods for air and water pollution. Learn about pollutants and sources, and understand the importance of controlling pollution for a healthier environment.
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