PENCEMARAN AIR | PENCEMARAN LINGKUNGAN

Mr. Klik
21 Feb 202109:17

Summary

TLDRThe video script emphasizes the critical importance of clean water for daily life and its various uses, such as drinking, bathing, and washing. It explains that polluted water can be identified by changes in color, smell, and taste, and that pollution stems from various pollutants like biological matter, energy, or other components. The script outlines the significant consequences of water pollution, including health issues in humans, ecosystem damage, and disruption of the food chain. It categorizes water pollution sources into direct and indirect, with examples ranging from industrial waste to agricultural runoff. The video also discusses the impact of pollution on human health, such as diseases like cholera and hepatitis, and environmental effects like eutrophication. To prevent water pollution, the script suggests measures like water conservation, better waste management, and the use of eco-friendly products. It concludes with the importance of adhering to the ecological principles of the 4Rs: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Repair.

Takeaways

  • šŸ’§ **Clean Water Importance**: Clean water is essential for daily life activities such as drinking, bathing, and washing.
  • šŸš« **Signs of Water Pollution**: Water is considered polluted if it has changed in color, smell, or taste, indicating contamination.
  • šŸŒæ **Sources of Water Pollution**: Pollution can come from various sources including living organisms, energy sources, and other components dissolved in water.
  • šŸŒŠ **Water as a Solvent**: Water is a universal solvent capable of dissolving more substances than any other liquid on Earth, making it susceptible to pollution.
  • šŸ”“ **Direct and Indirect Pollution**: Water pollution can be categorized into direct sources, such as industrial waste discharge, and indirect sources like atmospheric pollutants.
  • šŸ­ **Industrial Waste**: Industrial wastewater, especially from textile and paper factories, often contains harmful substances and has a foul smell.
  • šŸ  **Domestic Waste**: Household waste is also a significant contributor to water pollution, consisting of organic, inorganic, and hazardous materials.
  • šŸŒ¾ **Agricultural Runoff**: The agricultural sector contributes to water pollution through the use of fertilizers and chemicals like pesticides, which can have adverse health effects.
  • šŸ¤’ **Health Impacts**: Consuming contaminated water can lead to diseases such as typhoid and cholera, and disrupt the thyroid gland function.
  • šŸŒŽ **Environmental Impacts**: Water pollution can damage ecosystems, cause eutrophication, and disrupt the food chain.
  • šŸŒ± **Prevention Measures**: To prevent water pollution, we can conserve water, treat industrial waste before disposal, and use environmentally friendly products.
  • ā™»ļø **The 4Rs**: The principles of Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Repair can be applied to manage waste and reduce water pollution.

Q & A

  • What are the essential activities for which clean water is required in daily life?

    -Clean water is essential for various daily activities including drinking, bathing, washing, and even for religious practices.

  • How can we determine if water is polluted or not?

    -Water can be considered polluted if it has changed in color, smell, or taste, which may indicate the presence of contaminants.

  • What are the two main sources of water pollution?

    -The two main sources of water pollution are direct sources, which release pollutants directly into the water without treatment, and indirect sources, which introduce pollutants through groundwater or other pathways.

  • What are some common pollutants found in water?

    -Common water pollutants include chemicals, plastics, industrial waste, agricultural runoff, and even radioactive substances.

  • How does water pollution affect human health?

    -Water pollution can lead to various diseases in humans, such as typhoid, cholera, and hepatitis, especially if they consume contaminated water.

  • What is eutrophication and how is it related to water pollution?

    -Eutrophication is the over-enrichment of water bodies with nutrients, leading to excessive growth of algae or aquatic plants. It is often a result of water pollution, particularly from chemical runoff that encourages algal blooms.

  • How does water pollution disrupt the food chain?

    -Water pollution disrupts the food chain when toxins and pollutants in the water are consumed by aquatic life, which are then consumed by subsequent predators or humans, potentially leading to severe health issues.

  • What are some ways to prevent water pollution on an individual level?

    -Individuals can prevent water pollution by conserving water, treating industrial and domestic waste before disposal, and using environmentally friendly products that reduce the risk of leaving lasting pollutants.

  • What does the 4R principle stand for in the context of ecological management?

    -The 4R principle stands for Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Repair. It encourages minimizing waste, reusing resources, recycling materials, and repairing items instead of discarding them.

  • How can industrial waste contribute to water pollution?

    -Industrial waste, which may contain harmful chemicals, heavy metals, and toxic substances, can contribute to water pollution if not properly treated before being discharged into water bodies.

  • What is the impact of agricultural waste on water bodies?

    -Agricultural waste, including the excessive use of fertilizers and chemicals like pesticides, can lead to runoff that pollutes water bodies, causing eutrophication and negative impacts on aquatic life and human health.

  • What is the significance of conserving water in terms of preventing water pollution?

    -Conserving water reduces the strain on water resources and can lead to less wastewater production, which in turn can help prevent water pollution by decreasing the amount of contaminants that enter water bodies.

Outlines

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šŸ’§ The Importance of Clean Water and Pollution

This paragraph discusses the necessity of clean water for daily life activities such as drinking, bathing, and washing. It emphasizes that clean water is unpolluted and highlights how pollution can affect water quality, altering its color, smell, and taste. The script mentions that water pollution originates from various pollutants such as biological matter, energy sources, or other components. The consequences of water pollution include a crisis in freshwater resources, threatening drinking water supplies and other essential needs for both humans and other living organisms. The paragraph also explains the two types of pollution sources: direct and indirect, providing examples such as industrial waste and oil spills for direct pollution, and acid rain and seepage from landfills for indirect pollution.

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šŸŒæ Effects of Water Pollution and Prevention Measures

The second paragraph delves into the negative impacts of water pollution on both human health and the environment. It outlines how consuming contaminated water can lead to diseases like typhoid and cholera. Additionally, it covers the damage to ecosystems, including eutrophication, which is the overgrowth of algae due to the introduction of chemicals that promote their growth, leading to reduced oxygen levels in water bodies and harm to aquatic life. The paragraph also touches on the disruption of the food chain caused by pollutants in water. To prevent water pollution, the script suggests several measures: conserving water, treating industrial waste before disposal, using environmentally friendly products, and adopting the 4R principle (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Repair). The importance of ecological principles in waste management is also highlighted.

Mindmap

Keywords

šŸ’”Water Pollution

Water pollution refers to the contamination of water bodies such as rivers, lakes, oceans, and groundwater with harmful substances or pollutants. In the video, it is discussed as a significant issue affecting the quality of water needed for human consumption and the environment. The script mentions various sources of water pollution, including industrial waste and agricultural runoff, which can lead to health problems and ecosystem damage.

šŸ’”Clean Water

Clean water is water that is free from contaminants, safe for drinking, and essential for various daily activities like bathing and washing. The video emphasizes the importance of clean water for human health and the environment. It is contrasted with polluted water, highlighting the need for water sources to be free from harmful substances.

šŸ’”Industrial Waste

Industrial waste refers to the by-products and unwanted materials generated by industrial processes. The script specifically mentions textile and paper factories as major sources of organic waste that can pollute water bodies with unpleasant odors and harmful chemicals. This waste can have severe consequences for both human health and the environment.

šŸ’”Agricultural Runoff

Agricultural runoff is the water that flows over agricultural land, carrying with it fertilizers, pesticides, and other chemicals used in farming. The video points out that these substances can contribute to water pollution, leading to negative impacts on human health and the environment. It is an example of non-point source pollution, which is more difficult to control than point source pollution from factories.

šŸ’”Eutrophication

Eutrophication is the process where water bodies become overly enriched with nutrients, leading to excessive growth of algae and other aquatic plants. The video discusses this as a consequence of water pollution, where the increased nutrients promote algal blooms that deplete oxygen levels in the water, harming aquatic life and disrupting ecosystems.

šŸ’”Water Treatment

Water treatment involves the processes used to make water safe for human use by removing contaminants and harmful substances. The script suggests that better water treatment, particularly of industrial waste before it is discharged into water bodies, is a key strategy for reducing water pollution and protecting water quality.

šŸ’”Household Waste

Household waste refers to the garbage and waste materials generated in homes, markets, offices, and other non-industrial settings. The video categorizes this waste into organic, inorganic, and hazardous materials, which can contribute to water pollution if not properly managed and disposed of.

šŸ’”Water Conservation

Water conservation is the practice of using water resources wisely and efficiently to prevent wastage and ensure availability for future needs. The script highlights water conservation as an important step in preventing water pollution, as reducing water usage can lessen the strain on water supplies and decrease the amount of wastewater produced.

šŸ’”Environmental Impact

Environmental impact refers to the effects that human activities have on the environment, including changes to ecosystems, habitats, and natural processes. The video discusses the negative environmental impacts of water pollution, such as disease outbreaks in humans, damage to ecosystems, and disruption of the food chain.

šŸ’”Recycling

Recycling is the process of collecting and processing materials that would otherwise be thrown away as waste, turning them into new products. The video script mentions recycling as part of the 4R principle (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Repair), which is a strategy to mitigate pollution, including water pollution, by promoting sustainable use of resources.

šŸ’”Water Solvent

A water solvent is a substance that dissolves other materials, and water is known as a universal solvent because it can dissolve more substances than most other liquids. The script notes that water's ability to act as a solvent makes it particularly vulnerable to pollution, as it can absorb a wide range of pollutants.

šŸ’”Water Crisis

A water crisis is a situation where there is a shortage or lack of clean, fresh water that is safe for human consumption and use. The video discusses the potential for a water crisis due to water pollution, which can threaten the supply of drinking water and other essential water needs, leading to significant challenges for humans and other living organisms.

Highlights

Water is essential for all living beings, including humans, for various activities like drinking, bathing, and washing.

Clean water is characterized by being free from contamination.

Polluted water can be identified by changes in color, smell, and taste.

Pollution comes from various pollutants such as living organisms, energy, or other components in the water.

Water pollution can lead to a crisis in fresh water sources, threatening human and other living beings' needs.

Water pollution can be categorized into direct and indirect sources.

Direct sources of water pollution are harmful waste or byproducts released directly into water bodies without treatment, like from factories or oil refineries.

Indirect sources of water pollution enter water bodies through groundwater or rainwater, carrying various contaminants like acid rain.

Common water pollutants include heavy metals, plastics, industrial waste, and agricultural waste.

Industrial waste from factories like textile or paper mills often contains harmful organic substances and has an unpleasant smell.

Waste from metal or paint factories consists of hot, steamy liquid containing corrosive substances and a pungent odor, known as inorganic waste.

Domestic waste, including household, market, office, restaurant, and construction waste, is divided into organic, inorganic, and hazardous materials.

Agricultural waste contributes to water pollution through the use of fertilizers and chemicals like insecticides, which have harmful side effects on health.

Excessive consumption of insecticides can lead to increased thyroid gland growth.

Water pollution can cause various negative impacts, not only on human health but also on the environment.

Contaminated water consumption can lead to diseases like typhoid, cholera, and other illnesses.

Pollution can damage ecosystems, even causing entire ecosystems to collapse if left unchecked.

Eutrophication, caused by the entry of chemicals into water bodies promoting algae or weed growth, reduces oxygen levels and affects aquatic life.

Water pollution disrupts the food chain when toxins and pollutants in water are consumed by aquatic animals and then by subsequent consumers or humans, causing severe diseases.

The best way to prevent water pollution on a large scale is to reduce harmful effects and make small changes in our daily lives.

Conserving water and preventing water wastage is crucial as the awareness of water scarcity is still low among humans.

Better waste management, such as treating industrial waste before disposing of it into water bodies, can significantly reduce water pollution.

Using environmentally friendly products that are easily soluble and do not continue to pollute can reduce household pollution.

Always consider ecological principles, known as the 4Rs - Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Repair, when handling waste, whether solid or liquid.

Transcripts

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di dalam kehidupan sehari-hari makhluk hidupĀ  selalu membutuhkan air termasuk manusia kitaĀ Ā 

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sangat membutuhkan air bersih untuk berbagaiĀ  kegiatan antara lain minum mandi mencuci bahkanĀ Ā 

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masa Salah satu ciri air bersih adalah tidakĀ  tercemar Lalu bagaimana untuk mengetahui bahwaĀ Ā 

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air dikatakan tercemar ataupun tidak tercemarĀ  untuk lebih jelasnya kita simak video berikutĀ Ā 

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ini jangan lupa subscribe channel Mister klik agarĀ  rekan-rekan mendapatkan update video pembelajaranĀ Ā 

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tutorial dan sekilas tentang perkembangan duniaĀ  pendidikan let's go to Hai air bisa dikatakanĀ Ā 

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tercemar apabila air itu sudah berubah baik warnaĀ  bau maupun rasa sesuai dengan hasil beberapaĀ Ā 

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penelitian ilmuwan air yang tercemar memilikiĀ  keasamaan yang berbeda dengan air yang tidakĀ Ā 

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tercemar asal dari pencemaran air itu berasalĀ  dari beberapa polutan misalnya makhluk hidup zatĀ Ā 

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energi atau komponen lain yang ada di dalam airĀ  akibatnya kualitas air sampai ke tingkat tertentuĀ Ā 

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yang menyebabkan air tidak berfungsi secara normalĀ  atau tidak bisa dimanfaatkan secara sebagaimanaĀ Ā 

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mestinya air sangat rentan terhadap polusi Hal iniĀ  dikarenakan Air sebagai pelarut universal sebabĀ Ā 

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mampu melarutkan lebih banyak zat daripada cairanĀ  lain di bumi ini nah pencemaran air mengakibatkanĀ Ā 

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krisis air tawar mengancam berbagai sumber-sumberĀ  air minum dan kebutuhan penting lainnya tentunyaĀ Ā 

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bagi manusia dan makhluk hidup yang lain JadiĀ  kita tahu ya bahwa polusi air itu merupakan polusiĀ Ā 

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akibat dari pelepasan zat itu bisa ke dalam airĀ  tanah ataupun ke danau sungai Muara ataupun lautanĀ Ā 

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dan di titik dimana zat itu mengganggu penggunaanĀ  air yang bermanfaat untuk sistem menurut sumbernyaĀ Ā 

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pencemaran air dapat dikategorikan menjadi 2 jenisĀ  yaitu sumber langsung dan sumber tidak langsungĀ Ā 

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sumber langsung adalah pencemaran air yang secaraĀ  langsung jadi melepaskan polutan yang berupaĀ Ā 

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limbah atau produk samping berbahaya ke dalam airĀ  tanpa ada pengolahan bisa misalnya dari limbahĀ Ā 

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pabrik atau misalnya ada kilang-kilang minyakĀ  Nah yang kedua ada sumber tidak langsung sumberĀ Ā 

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tidak langsung yaitu polutan atau bahan pencemarĀ  yang masuk ke dalam air itu melalui air tanah HaiĀ Ā 

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melalui gender jadi misalnya ada di atmosfer yangĀ  ada yang namanya hujan asam nah air dapat tercemarĀ Ā 

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oleh berbagai macam zat termasuk mikroorganismeĀ  patogen limbah organik yang dapat membusuk nutrisiĀ Ā 

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tanaman bahan kimia beracun endapan panas minyakĀ  bumi dan zat radioaktif beberapa polutan airĀ Ā 

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yang sering ditemukan antara lain adalah himbauanĀ  plastik limbah industri dan juga limbah pertanianĀ Ā 

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nah kalian perlu tahu nih tidak dari limbahĀ  tersebut dari beberapa contoh Berikut kita akanĀ Ā 

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bahas dari yang pertama itu adalah limbah industriĀ  air limbah dari pengolahan industri ini cenderungĀ Ā 

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mengandung zat yang berbahaya biasanya industriĀ  dari pabrik tekstil atau pabrik kertas ituĀ Ā 

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paling banyak menjadi polutan jenis limbah dariĀ  kedua pabrik ini memiliki bau yang tidak sedapĀ Ā 

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di bawah ini disebut dengan dibawa organik lainĀ  halnya misalnya dari Hai limbah pabrik baja atauĀ Ā 

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pabrik cat limbah dari jenis pabrik ini berupaĀ  cairan panas berbusa mengandung asam belerangĀ Ā 

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dan bau yang menyengat juga dan limbah yang iniĀ  disebut limbah anorganik itu dari limbah industriĀ Ā 

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ya sekali besar Nah selanjutnya adalah limbahĀ  rumah tangga namanya juga limbah rumah tangga yaĀ Ā 

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soalnya pasti dan kegiatan rumahan seperti rumahĀ  tangga pasar perkantoran Rumah Makan ataupun sisaĀ Ā 

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puing-puing bangunan misalnya limbah rumah tanggaĀ  juga terbagi menjadi organik anorganik ataupunĀ Ā 

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bahan-bahan berbahaya nah yang ketiga nih limbahĀ  pertanian jangan kamu pikir sektor pertanian ituĀ Ā 

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enggak menyumbang limbah Rodja sektor ini adalahĀ  faktor penyebab limbah yakni Penggunaan pupuk danĀ Ā 

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bahan kimia ya Misalnya insektisida bahan kimiaĀ  tersebut memang berfungsi untuk membasmi hamaĀ Ā 

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namun namanya berbahan dasar dari obat-obatanĀ  pasti ada efek samping untuk kesehatan kamuĀ Ā 

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tahu nggak efek dari terpaparnya insektisidaĀ  yang berlebihan bisa menyebabkan pertumbuhanĀ Ā 

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kelenjar tiroid yang meningkat loh Itu di sektorĀ  kesehatan pasti masih ada dampak-dampak yang lainĀ Ā 

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Dan kita perlu tahu dampak dari pencemaran airĀ  polusi air dapat menimbulkan berbagai dampakĀ Ā 

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negatif tidak hanya pada manusia tetapi jugaĀ  pada lingkungannya terdapat beberapa dampakĀ Ā 

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pencemaran air antara lain penyakit pada manusiaĀ  kerusakan ekosistem eutrofikasi bahkan gangguanĀ Ā 

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rantai makanan Yang pertama adalah penyakit padaĀ  manusia minum atau mengkonsumsi air yang tercemarĀ Ā 

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akan berakibat buruk pada kesehatan air yangĀ  tercemar dapat menyebabkan penyakit seperti tipusĀ Ā 

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kolera hepatitis bahkan berbagai penyakit lainnyaĀ  yang kedua adalah kerusakan ekosistem yang sangatĀ Ā 

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dinamis merespon perubahan lingkungan bahkan yangĀ  sekecil apa Hai polusi dapat menyebabkan seluruhĀ Ā 

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ekosistem rusak jika dibiarkan tidak terkendaliĀ  nah yang ketiga ada istilah baru nih eutrofikasiĀ Ā 

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dan disini masuknya bahan kimia dalam Badan airĀ  yang mendorong pertumbuhan alga atau ganggangĀ Ā 

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ini pasti akibat dari tadi Alga ini merupakanĀ  lapisan di atas kolam atau danau lalu mengurangiĀ Ā 

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oksigen dalam Badan air akibatnya kehidupanĀ  perairan akan berdampak Dengan berkurangnyaĀ Ā 

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kadar Oksigen yang keempat adalah gangguanĀ  rantai makanan polusi air menyebabkan dampakĀ Ā 

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negatif pada rantai makanan gangguan pada rantaiĀ  makanan terjadi ketika racun dan polutan dalam airĀ Ā 

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dikonsumsi oleh hewan air kemudian konsumsi olehĀ  konsumen selanjutnya hewan selanjutnya ataupunĀ Ā 

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dikonsumsi oleh manusia ini menyebabkan penyakitĀ  berat nah Lalu bagaimana pencegahan Cemara kirkaĀ Ā 

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cara terbaik untuk pencegahan pencemaran air dalamĀ  skala besar adalah dengan mencoba dan mengurangiĀ Ā 

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efek berbahaya ada pula perubahan kecil yang bisaĀ  kita lakukan sebagai manusia untuk melindungi diriĀ Ā 

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dari kemungkinan kelangkaan pasokan air bersihĀ  di masa depan beberapa upaya yang bisa dilakukanĀ Ā 

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untuk mencegah pencemaran air adalah lain yangĀ  pertama adalah hemat air pemborosan air ituĀ Ā 

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merupakan masalah utama di dunia ini manusia baruĀ  menyadari permasalahan ini Ketika nanti pasokanĀ Ā 

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air itu menipis perubahan kecil berupa hematĀ  air yang dapat dilakukan oleh manusia diyakiniĀ Ā 

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akan membuat sebuah perbedaan yang besar dan nantiĀ  tentunya akan mengurangi pencemaran air yang keduaĀ Ā 

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adalah pengolahan limbah yang lebih baik mengolahĀ  limbah industri sebelum membuangnya ke badan airĀ Ā 

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ke saluran air itu bisa membantu mengurangiĀ  polusi air dalam skala yang besar pertanianĀ Ā 

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atau industri lain sedangkan kembali air limbahĀ  ini dengan mengurangi kandungan racunnya tertutupĀ Ā 

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yang ketiga adalah menggunakan produk ramahĀ  lingkungan penggunaan produk ramah lingkunganĀ Ā 

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maksudnya dengan menggunakan produk yang mudahĀ  larut yang tidak terus menjadi polutan manusiaĀ Ā 

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dapat mengurangi jumlah polusi air yang disebabkanĀ  oleh rumah tangga dengan menggunakan produk yangĀ Ā 

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ramah lingkungan perlu sahabat ingat nih dalamĀ  menangani limbah baik dalam bentuk padat ataupunĀ Ā 

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cair tetap memperhatikan prinsip ekologi ya yangĀ  dikenal dengan empat er Apa itu 4R pencetak fotoĀ Ā 

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ya tapi empat her itu senjata dari RR ada recycleĀ  atau daur ulang ada Reus itu penggunaan ulang adaĀ Ā 

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reduce itu pengurangan penggunaan atau repairĀ  ada perbaikan sekarang kalian tahukan penyebabĀ Ā 

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dampak dan cara penanggulangan dari pencemaranĀ  air semoga menambah membantu untuk sahabat semuaĀ Ā 

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berikut adalah ulasan tentang pencemaran air bagiĀ  sahabat yang mengarah sum dapat mendownload diĀ Ā 

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