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Water Pollution
Talent 21 Multimedia Presentation
By: Brandon Hensyl #12
May 20, 2011
Contents
 Water Pollution Introduction
 Water Pollution Experiment
 Research
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Water Pollution Introduction
 If we pollute our waters with trash we risk not having
clean water
 Humans can catch diseases from polluted waters
 Approximately 80% of water pollution comes from land
based activities
 About 20% of people do not have safe water to drink
 Chemicals from smoke at power plants can go into the
air and eventually go into the waters
 Approximately 25% of the beaches are closed each year
due to sewage from water pollution
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Trash
 Water polluted by trash can hurt our environment
 Plastic left from fishing nets or lines can tangle the marine life
and kill it
 Cans or bottles can be mistaken for food by marine life
 Waste from household repairs can pollute our waters
 Use pesticides and fertilizers sparingly
 Clean paint brushes in a sink, not outdoors
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Chemicals
 The following chemicals can cause pollution
 Soap from washing your car
 Oil and antifreeze from leaking cars
 Fertilizers
 Sediment from when trees are cut down
 Waste from household cleaning supplies
 Solvents like nail polish remover and paint thinner
 Chemicals from industrial plants
 Smoke
 Paint
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Safety
 Many people spend extra money on bottled water or
filters to make sure they have clean water to drink
 Water pollution laws need to be followed to make sure
water is safe to drink and swim in
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Water Pollution Experiment
 In my experiment I will water plants with soapy and
clean water to show how chemicals in the soap can harm
the environment
 My experiment has these parts:
 Hypothesis
 Setup
 Data
 Results
 Conclusion
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Hypothesis
 Soap is a chemical that we use every day
 Used to wash our hands or clothes
 Using the right amount of soap for every day things
helps the environment
 Plants that are watered with clean water live a healthier
life than plants watered with soapy water
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Experiment Setup
 Materials
 Control steps – used for a control plant, because they
can tell me how that plant reacts to clean water
 The experiment took me 7 days because I needed to see
how much the plants changed over some time
 I recorded information about how the plants reacted to
their water
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Data - Table
Plant #1
10
Plant #2
Plant #3
Day 1
1
1
1
Day 2
1
1
1
Day 3
1
2
2
Day 4
1
3
3
Day 5
1
3
3
Day 6
1
3
6
Day 7
1
4
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 There are no changes in any of the
plants on Day 1 and 2
 Some changes were noticed on Day
3 and Day 4
 On day 5 the leaves on the plants
that are watered with soapy water
stayed the same as Day 4
 On Days 6 and 7 the plants that
were watered with soapy water
began to wilt and the leaves were
dry and yellow
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Data - Chart
 The pictures on the next page were
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6
5
Plant #1
4
Plant #2
3
Plant #3
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1
0
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
Day 6
Day 7
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used to identify how the plants
changed.
The data in Table 1 shows how the
plants changed each day, based on
the pictures.
The graph helps show information
in the table.
A number 1 in the table and graph
means the least change and a
number 10 in the table and graph
means the most change.
Plant #1 is the control plant.
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Plants on day 1
All 3 plants are healthy with green leaves and yellow flowers
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Plants on Day 7
Plant 1 healthy leaves, Plant 2 leaves are not as healthy, Plant 3 leaves are dry and yellow
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Conclusion
 The control plant had the least amount of change
 Plant #3 changes the most
 Plant #2 changes, but not as much as plant #3
 My hypothesis was correct because I thought that plant
#3 was not going to be as healthy as the others because
of the soap
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What I Have Learned
 What water pollution is and what I can do to prevent it
 Where water pollution mostly occurs
 How humans started water pollution
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Research
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http://www.grinningplanet.com/2005/0726/water-pollution-facts-article.htm
http://www.cityofbremerton.com/content/sw_wate
rpollutionfacts.html
http://www.buzzle.com/articles/facts-about-waterpollution.html
Household Tips for Reducing Storm Water Pollution,
The Village of Mamaroneck, New York
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THANK YOU!
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