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A term with Biblical origins, often misused these days to refer to a merely worldly phenomenon - that of '''environmental pollution'''. While the physical pollution of the planet is a real problem, '''moral pollution''' has been recognized since the earliest times as the single greatest danger facing mankind, refering as it does to the pollution of men's souls with ungodliness.
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'''Pollution''' is contamination of a system with harmful foreign components.<ref>http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=pollution</ref> The most common usage of the word pollution refers to environmental pollution, which is contamination of the air, ground, or [[water]] by harmful [[chemical]]s or particulate matter. A less common use is noise pollution, which is "contamination" of a quiet space by disturbing sounds and can be disruptive to both human activities and wildlife.
  
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Liberal [[environmentalist|environmentalists]] tend to be more concerned with environmental polution than with real pollution.
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==See also==
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* [[Atheism and the environment]]
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* [[Health]]
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*[[Information pollution]]
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==References==
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{{reflist|2}}
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[[Category:Environment]]
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[[Category:Meteorology]]
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[[Category:Natural Disasters]]
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[[Category:Man-Made Disasters]]
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[[Category:Threats]]
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[[Category:Survivalism]]

Latest revision as of 02:15, August 29, 2025

Pollution is contamination of a system with harmful foreign components.[1] The most common usage of the word pollution refers to environmental pollution, which is contamination of the air, ground, or water by harmful chemicals or particulate matter. A less common use is noise pollution, which is "contamination" of a quiet space by disturbing sounds and can be disruptive to both human activities and wildlife.

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