Environmental pollution 3
Basic Science JSS1 First Term
Week 9
Environmental pollution 3
Performance objectives:
- Consequences/Effects of Pollution
Content
Consequences of pollution
Consequences Of Water
1. There will be an outbreak of water-borne diseases e.g. typhoid fever, dysentery.
2. There will be a shortage of water for domestic and industrial use.
3. Shortage of farm products.
Sources of Air pollution
- Automobiles
- Power stations
- Industries
- Burning of wood and vegetation for agricultural purposes
- The decay of dead plants and animals.
Consequences & Control Measures of Air Pollution
- Carbon monoxide: In low concentration dizziness, headache, nausea, and tiredness are caused. If inhaled for.... View More
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Subject Scheme & Timeline:
- LIVING THING AND NON-LIVING THING (I)
- LIVING THING AND NON LIVING THING (II)
- LIVING THING AND NON LIVING THING (III)
- LIVING THING AND NON LIVING THING (IV)
- HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
- FAMILY HEALTH (SANITATION) (I)
- FAMILY HEALTH (II) (NUTRITION)
- FAMILY HEALTH (III) DRUG ABUSE
- Family Health: Sanitation 1
- Family Health: Sanitation 2
- Family Health: Nutrition 3
- Family Health: Drug Abuse 5
- Family Health: Effect of drug abuse 6
- Basic Science JSS1 First Term Mid-Term Assessment
- Test
- Environmental pollution 1
- Environmental pollution 2
- Environmental pollution 4
- Environmental pollution 3
- Family Health: Nutrition 4
- Basic Science JSS1 First Term Final Assessment
- Test
- Chapters 20
- Category JSS1
- Author ClassNotes Edu
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