Why Do Scientists Test Water For Pollution

 Why Do Scientists Test Water For Pollution?

Scientists' main reason for testing water for pollution is because water pollution isn’t good for the environment in general as our water being polluted could kill other animals that drink from that source. Water pollution can also form dams, kill fish and get into our water that we use. The only way that we can prevent Water pollution is by not being an incompetent human being.

Pollution in the water could be a danger for everyone. Water pollution isn’t specifically plastic as there are multiple other substances that can get in the water which can harm us. Some pollutants include lead, wood, animal faeces, etc... All of these can poison animals and fish. Water pollution can also form dams to thereby prevent  water flowing. Substances in the dam may also further poison the water causing fish to die.

A good way scientists get rid of pollutants in the water is with a little packet of powder called Polyglu. Polyglu is made with fermented soybeans. Polyglu   separates dirt particles and makes them sink to the bottom. Polyglu can clear out about 5L of water which is really good, especially when the world is going through a pollution crisis. Polyglu was invented by a Japanese company in 1993.

The  impact of picking up rubbish when you see some is about the impact of a shock wave of a tsar nuke explosion. Just doing something as simple as picking up rubbish would be really great because if enough people start picking up rubbish then we can clear out a really large portion of waste out of the water. Just don’t litter as there is no point littering and if you do that’s contributing to death for us all.

Rubbish, waste and all the useless space is not good for us and is not good for the earth either. Scientists are an absolute pleasure to have existing so that they can make such wonderful items to help save us all and mainly they made Polyglu which is good. Without such nice and creative people we would be dead.