Environmental Pollution

3. pollution, also known as sound pollution, is any human, animal or machine sound that negatively affects human or animal life and disrupts its balance.
5. pollution is the presence of foreign substances in the form of solid, liquid and gas in the atmosphere in an amount, density and for a long time that will harm human health, living life and ecological balance.
8. of two points of the polar earth, north and south, assumed to pass through the earth axis furthest from the equator.
9. warming is the increase in temperature on the earth's surface due to the greenhouse effect caused by the gases emitted by human activities into the atmosphere.
11. natural environment is the place where people interact with other living things, where there are mountains, plains, meadows, forests, lakes, seas and rivers.
12. is the conversion of these wastes, which can be reused, into a second raw material by physical or chemical processes.
14. greenhouse effect is the retention of rays by gases in the atmosphere.

1. layer 30 km on the Earth's surface. the gas layer above, which prevents ultraviolet rays from the Sun from reaching the earth and harming nature.
2. pollution is the deterioration of the physical and chemical properties of the soil by solid, liquid and radioactive residues and pollutants.
4. The close places that surround something in terms of four aspects, the surroundings of something.
6. is the remains of plants and animals in the sea after they have decomposed.
7. pollution occurs when a water body becomes polluted due to environmental factors.
10. kind of substance that is thrown away after being used and generally in industry, out of use or thrown away.
11. battery is a disposable, energy-depleted system or, as the people say, a non-charged system.
13. A hard, transparent and brittle body whose raw material is sand.