Chemical contamination: refers to any of those discussed in the preceding paragraphs, in which a particular chemical is introduced into the environment.
Radioactive contamination: is one derived from the dispersion of radioactive materials, such as enriched uranium, used in medical or research facilities, nuclear reactors and power plants, munitions reinforced with metal alloyed with uranium, submarines, satellites, etc., it is caused by an accident (like Chernobyl), by use or by the deliberate disposal of radioactive waste. Thermal Pollution
: refers to the emission of fluid at a high temperature can occur in streams. Increased environmental temperature decreases the solubility of oxygen in the water.
Noise pollution: the noise pollution caused by industrial activities, social and transport, which can cause discomfort, irritability, insomnia, hearing loss, etc.
Electromagnetic pollution: it is produced by the radiation of the electromagnetic spectrum that affect electronic equipment and living things. Light pollution
: refers to the brightness or glare of light in the night sky caused by the reflection and diffusion of artificial light in gases and particles from the air by the use of lights or excess lighting, and intrusion light or certain wavelengths of the spectrum in unwanted places.
visual pollution, is generally caused by industrial plants, buildings and infrastructure will deteriorate the aesthetics of the environment.
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