Improper Dumping and Burning of Trash

Land pollution is a serious environmental issue caused by careless human activities such as littering, illegal dumping, and deforestation. Solid waste like plastics, metals, and chemicals left on the ground pollutes the soil and destroys natural beauty. Toxic substances seep into the earth, harming crops, wildlife, and even groundwater sources. Open burning of rubbish releases dangerous gases, worsening air quality and human health. If ignored, land pollution will threaten food security and biodiversity. Therefore, awareness, proper waste management, and community responsibility are crucial to protect our land and ensure a sustainable future.

1

Burning rubbish in the field causes air pollution, damages soil, harms animals, creates unpleasant sight, and threatens community health seriously.

2

Various types of trash are scattered across the ground, including plastic wrappers, fabric scraps, bottles, cans, papers, and discarded materials.

3

A pile of burnt and uncollected rubbish by the roadside, causing land pollution and environmental damage.

4

Discarded boxes and rubbish scattered near banana trees, causing land pollution and blocking the nearby drainage.

5

Burnt trash in the field pollutes air and soil, spreading foul smell, harming animals, ruining nature’s beauty, and upsetting villagers.

Nurin Imanina Binti Shamsul Rizal

SMK Bera Bandar 32