Make a flowchart to show the causes of (a) air pollution(b) water pollution(c) noise pollution.​

Sure! Here’s a textual representation of the flowchart for each type of pollution:

(a) Causes of Air Pollution

1. Industrial Emissions
   • Factories releasing pollutants
   • Burning of fossil fuels
2. Vehicle Emissions
   • Cars, trucks, and buses releasing exhaust
3. Household Activities
   • Use of solvents, chemicals, and aerosols
   • Burning of wood or coal
4. Agricultural Practices
   • Use of fertilizers and pesticides
   • Livestock emissions
5. Natural Causes
   • Wildfires
   • Volcanic eruptions

(b) Causes of Water Pollution

1. Industrial Discharges
   • Factories releasing waste into bodies of water
2. Agricultural Runoff
   • Pesticides and fertilizers washing into streams and rivers
3. Sewage and Wastewater
   • Untreated sewage being dumped into water bodies
4. Plastic Pollution
   • Waste plastic entering waterways
5. Oil Spills
   • Accidental leaks from tankers or drilling

(c) Causes of Noise Pollution

1. Transportation
   • Sounds from cars, trains, and airplanes
2. Industrial Activities
   • Machinery and equipment noise
3. Construction Activities
   • Noise from construction sites and heavy machinery
4. Loud Music and Entertainment
   • Concerts and amplified music
5. Urbanization
   • Increased population leading to more noise sources

You can visualize these causes in a flowchart format, where each point branches from a central idea of pollution type, detailing the various sources contributing to each specific pollution category.