Give two examples each of man-made, natural and radioactive pollutants.

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Man-made pollutants: Sewage, domestic waste
Natural pollutants: Emission from forest fire, volcanic eruption
Radioactive pollutants: Uranium, radium

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Give two examples each of man-made, natural and radioactive pollutants.

Man-made pollutants: Sewage, domestic wasteNatural pollutants: Emission from forest fire, volcanic eruptionRadioactive pollutants: Uranium, radium

Man-made pollutants: Sewage, domestic waste
Natural pollutants: Emission from forest fire, volcanic eruption
Radioactive pollutants: Uranium, radium