Psy/460 Water Pollution Research Paper
Water pollution
Mary Theresa Peck
Psy/ 460
October 13, 2014
Aaron Graczyk
Water pollution
Introduction
The most fundamental yet vital to humans and animals is water. Human bodies are composes three-fourths of human mass and is necessary to the body to survive. Without water, the human body will decay and wither to dust. Water consumption of living beings on earth is increasing all the time. Children receive training on the importance of water conservation from young ages. The educational purpose of water conservation in children is not only to make children aware of the importance of water but, for the children to remind adults of the importance water plays in existence of life. Successful water conservation must additionally include …show more content…
The consequences of large factories, chemical laboratories, gas emissions and other forms of destructive pollution is observed in locations around the pollution. The resulting magnitude of the pollution effects the entire world in one way, or another. Concerns for the well-being of living organisms are instigating research to determine the significance of the water pollution. It is through research and administration of laws that humans will acknowledge the importance of reducing water pollution.
Environmental pollution: corporate crime and mortality
According to Katz (2012), more harmful than crime on the streets environment, air, and water pollution are increasing cancer mortality around the world. Corporation crimes such as water pollution are globally increasing. The environmental protection agency recognizes the importance of reducing the water pollution around the world. Awareness educational programs are targeting business and the public in efforts to reduce water pollution.
A …show more content…
In day to day activities the average individual turns on the shower, flushes the toilet, brush his or her teeth, wash dishes, wash laundry, wash his or her car, and fills a glass with water to drink with little to no thought about where the water in the pipes has traveled. Less thought is given to what objects; chemicals, waste once inhabited the water in the pipes. Water is one of the most important nutrients for the body, yet water receives the least consideration unless an atrocious occurrence becomes breaking news in the individual’s daily activities.
The health risks to children, adults and living organisms convert into tragedies when an epidemic appears to occur. Unfortunately, the health of one individual typically does not make headlines. Big businesses polluting the water rarely make the daily news in most parts of the world. Water pollution is a world problem which is in need of a solution. When corporations and the public are responsible for the actions of each water pollution can be reduced
Mary Theresa Peck
Psy/ 460
October 13, 2014
Aaron Graczyk
Water pollution
Introduction
The most fundamental yet vital to humans and animals is water. Human bodies are composes three-fourths of human mass and is necessary to the body to survive. Without water, the human body will decay and wither to dust. Water consumption of living beings on earth is increasing all the time. Children receive training on the importance of water conservation from young ages. The educational purpose of water conservation in children is not only to make children aware of the importance of water but, for the children to remind adults of the importance water plays in existence of life. Successful water conservation must additionally include …show more content…
The consequences of large factories, chemical laboratories, gas emissions and other forms of destructive pollution is observed in locations around the pollution. The resulting magnitude of the pollution effects the entire world in one way, or another. Concerns for the well-being of living organisms are instigating research to determine the significance of the water pollution. It is through research and administration of laws that humans will acknowledge the importance of reducing water pollution.
Environmental pollution: corporate crime and mortality
According to Katz (2012), more harmful than crime on the streets environment, air, and water pollution are increasing cancer mortality around the world. Corporation crimes such as water pollution are globally increasing. The environmental protection agency recognizes the importance of reducing the water pollution around the world. Awareness educational programs are targeting business and the public in efforts to reduce water pollution.
A …show more content…
In day to day activities the average individual turns on the shower, flushes the toilet, brush his or her teeth, wash dishes, wash laundry, wash his or her car, and fills a glass with water to drink with little to no thought about where the water in the pipes has traveled. Less thought is given to what objects; chemicals, waste once inhabited the water in the pipes. Water is one of the most important nutrients for the body, yet water receives the least consideration unless an atrocious occurrence becomes breaking news in the individual’s daily activities.
The health risks to children, adults and living organisms convert into tragedies when an epidemic appears to occur. Unfortunately, the health of one individual typically does not make headlines. Big businesses polluting the water rarely make the daily news in most parts of the world. Water pollution is a world problem which is in need of a solution. When corporations and the public are responsible for the actions of each water pollution can be reduced