Soil pollution is an often-overlooked environmental issue that poses serious threats to food security, human health, biodiversity, and ecosystem stability. With increasing industrialization, agricultural chemical use, and improper waste disposal, the quality of soil around the globe is rapidly deteriorating. Soil contamination occurs when harmful chemicals, pollutants, or waste materials are introduced into the soil, reducing its fertility and damaging its natural composition. Common soil pollutants include pesticides, heavy metals, plastic particles, oil spills, radioactive materials, and industrial waste.
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One of the leading causes of soil pollution is excessive
Industrial activities, including mining, manufacturing.
These contaminants are not only toxic to plants and animals
Improper disposal of solid waste, especially e-waste, plastic waste
Oil and fuel spills from vehicles, gas stations, and pipelines