Distinguish between natural and man-made sources of pollution.

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Natural Sources of Pollution Man-made Sources of Pollution

Natural sources of pollution are a minor contributor to environmental pollution. Man-made sources of pollution are the major cause of environmental pollution.

Example: Emission of gases from volcanic eruption and forest fires, gases released during decay of organic substances. Example: Automobile exhaust emissions, burning of wastes, industrial waste and sewage, domestic waste, radioactive waste, etc.

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Natural Sources of Pollution	Man-made Sources of Pollution
Natural sources of pollution are a minor contributor to environmental pollution.	Man-made sources of pollution are the major cause of environmental pollution.
Example: Emission of gases from volcanic eruption and forest fires, gases released during decay of organic substances.	Example: Automobile exhaust emissions, burning of wastes, industrial waste and sewage, domestic waste, radioactive waste, etc.