Water pollution- ILA project S4A- By. Kent

Why is the beach important?

• The beach is important because it's a good place to find seashells

• The beach is important because it's a great spot for fishing

• The beach is important for its recreational, ecological, and economic value. It provides a place for relaxation, supports diverse ecosystems, and contributes to tourism and local economies.

• The beach is important because it's a good place to build sandcastles

What is the effect of beach pollution on marine life?

• Beach pollution can have detrimental effects on marine life, including ingestion of harmful materials, entanglement in debris, and destruction of habitats.

• Marine life benefits from beach pollution

• Beach pollution has no effect on marine life

• Beach pollution only affects land animals

How does ocean pollution impact the environment?

• Ocean pollution actually improves the environment by providing nutrients to marine life

• Ocean pollution only affects land animals, not marine life

• Ocean pollution has no impact on the environment

• Ocean pollution can harm marine life, disrupt ecosystems, and contaminate water sources.

What are some human activities that contribute to ocean pollution?

• Some human activities that contribute to ocean pollution include industrial waste discharge, agricultural runoff, oil spills, and improper waste disposal.

• Cleaning up beaches

• Planting more trees

• Reducing plastic use

What are the effects of beach pollution on the tourism industry?

• Beach pollution has no impact on the tourism industry

• Tourists are not bothered by beach pollution

• Beach pollution actually attracts more tourists

• Beach pollution can have negative effects on the tourism industry, such as deterring visitors, harming marine life, and damaging the natural beauty of the beach.

How does ocean pollution affect the food chain in the ocean?

• Ocean pollution increases the availability of food sources for marine organisms

• Ocean pollution can disrupt the food chain by contaminating and reducing the availability of food sources for marine organisms, leading to negative effects on their populations and the overall ecosystem.

• Ocean pollution only affects the water quality and not the food chain

• Ocean pollution has no impact on the food chain in the ocean

What are the consequences of plastic pollution in the ocean?

• Increase in marine biodiversity

• No impact on human health

• Improvement in ecosystem balance

• Consequences of plastic pollution in the ocean include harm to marine life, ecosystem disruption, and potential health risks for humans.