How can land pollution be reversed?

Environmental pollution enters air, soil and water and is spread across the land and oceans by natural forces including wind and water flow. Some pollutants degrade in the environment and others may persist for thousands of years. read more

The biggest asset needed for reversing, reducing or even avoiding land pollution and other forms of pollution is plainly mindsent change. Most of the trouble we have brought on the planet have solutions but the human un-willingness to sail the un-known waters is a big obstacle. read more

As pollution spreads and accumulates in the environment, the cost and difficulty of cleanup increases. Over time, the effects of pollution on the environment can be slowed and potentially reversed through a combination of removing the sources of pollution and cleanup. read more

Land pollutants can be solid, liquid or gaseous. They deteriorate the quality and mineral content of soil and disturb the biological balance of organisms in the soil. Causes of land pollution include an increase in urbanization, domestic waste, dumping industrial waste on land and improper agricultural activities. read more