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Before you start pointing the finger of blame at certain industries claiming they cause water pollution, you need to turn it around so that it’s pointing at yourself instead. Back in the mid 20th century, industrial waste was the foremost reason for pollution, but after the government passed numerous acts in the 1970s which forced them to correct how they dumped waste material, so now industry isn’t the major culprit it used to be. The fact of the matter is that you and I are the ones polluting our lakes, rivers, and streams, and until we take it upon ourselves to avoid our dirty habits, the issue is only likely to deteriorate.

The population in the United States continues to increase by leaps and bounds. The pollution attributable to one individual may seem minimal, but when you have the contaminants put into the water sources by huge numbers of people… Well, you understand the issue. Your neighbor is out changing the oil in his car. Since he isn’t sure how to eliminate the old oil, you watch him throwing it down the storm drain. Your old car is leaking gasoline. You don’t want it on your driveway, and that means you park the old heap out in the street where gas leaks out and runs down the storm drain. You help your brother paint his bedroom, and watch as he goes out in the street to clean the brushes with turpentine.

You must admit, these things happen constantly. Whether it’s children throwing things down the storm drains in play, a restaurant doing away with rancid cooking oil, or else you yourself spraying pesticide sprays and fertilizer onto your yard that can eventually wash off in the drains, it’s all adding to the trouble of pollution within this country.

The terrible thing is, the majority of people aren’t even aware of what they’re doing. Not enough people put a little something into a storm drain and consider where it goes. They’re just glad to be rid of it. However, beyond sight doesn’t mean that it’s not causing issues inside the waterways. Water inside the drains runs to lakes, rivers, or streams, merges with other toxified water already received from upstream, and passes into bigger bodies of water, including the Mississippi River as well as the Gulf of Mexico. In the Gulf, these contaminants are killing the aquatic life that resides there.

Water pollution is known as a problem that will continue to grow in addition to our increasing population. With experts predicting water shortages by the mid 21st century, we all need to get serious now with cleaning up our major causes of water pollution such as through municipal water filtration or emergency water treatment methods. If we don’t, what kind of a world are we likely to leave to our little ones?

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