Thermal Pollution By Alec Vartanians, Marianna Gardina, Priscilla Yoon, and Scott Slattery.

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Thermal Pollution By Alec Vartanians, Marianna Gardina, Priscilla Yoon, and Scott Slattery

Definition Thermal pollution is the degradation of water due to a change in the water’s ambient temperature caused by human activities.

The Sources of Thermal Pollution Deforestation decreases the amount of shade, warming up the water Power plants use up the water to cool themselves down, but dumps very hot water back Soil erosion raises the water level, exposing the water to more sunlight Runoff water gets warm from paved surfaces

Natural Causes Natural causes like volcanoes and geothermal activity under the oceans and seas can trigger warm lava to raise the temperature of water bodies.

Production and Manufacturing plants are biggest sources of thermal pollution. These plants draw water from a nearby source to keep machines cool and then release back to the source with higher temperature.

Effects of Thermal Pollution Warmer Water Increases organism’s metabolic rate Decreases dissolved oxygen content Algae may overwhelm the water Colder Water Reduces water productivity Water organism’s metabolic rates may decrease http://images5.fanpop.com/image/photos/27900000/Ocean-Animals-animals-27960345-2560-1600.jpg

Remediation Easiest way would be to shut off all power plants and industries but this is realistically impossible Realistic ways to prevent it are cooling the water before being released to the environment by using cooling towers

HOW TO SOLVE THE PROBLEMS!!!!!!!!!! LETTING THE WATER SIT FOR A TIME BEFORE IT IS RELEASED ALLOWS THE WATER TO RETURN TO NORMAL LEVELS THIS MAKES THE ENVIRONMENT HAPPY… ...UNDER THE SEA

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