Environmental pollution affects:
- biotic components
- humans only
- plants only
- both biotic and abiotic components of environment.
- biotic components
- humans only
- plants only
- both biotic and abiotic components of environment.
The correct option is D both biotic and abiotic components of environment.
Environmental pollution has following effects:
1. Effects on Humans: The effects of environmental pollution
on humans are mainly physical, but can also turn into neuro-affections in the
long term.
2. Effects on Animals: Environmental pollution mainly affects
animal by causing harm to their living environment, making it toxic for them to
live in
3. Effects on Plants: As for animals, plants, and especially
trees, can be destroyed by acid rains (and this will also have a negative
effect on animals as well, as their natural environment will be modified),
ozone in the lower atmosphere block the plant respiration, and harmful
pollutants can be absorbed from the water or soil.
4. Effects on the Ecosystem: In short, environmental
pollution, almost exclusively created by human activities, has a negative
effect on the ecosystem, destroying crucial layers of it and causing an even
more negative effect on the upper layers.
Environmental pollution has following effects:
1. Effects on Humans: The effects of environmental pollution on humans are mainly physical, but can also turn into neuro-affections in the long term.
2. Effects on Animals: Environmental pollution mainly affects animal by causing harm to their living environment, making it toxic for them to live in
3. Effects on Plants: As for animals, plants, and especially trees, can be destroyed by acid rains (and this will also have a negative effect on animals as well, as their natural environment will be modified), ozone in the lower atmosphere block the plant respiration, and harmful pollutants can be absorbed from the water or soil.
4. Effects on the Ecosystem: In short, environmental pollution, almost exclusively created by human activities, has a negative effect on the ecosystem, destroying crucial layers of it and causing an even more negative effect on the upper layers.
