2 December Holidays

The primary sources of pollution include industrial emissions, releasing pollutants like chemicals and particulate matter; vehicle exhaust emitting harmful gases; improper waste disposal leading to land, water, and air contamination; agricultural activities with pesticide and fertilizer runoff; and deforestation, which disrupts ecosystems and contributes to air and soil pollution.

Pollution prevention is crucial as it addresses environmental degradation at its root, minimizing the release of harmful substances into air, water, and soil. By stopping pollution before it occurs, we protect ecosystems, public health, and future generations, creating a cleaner and more sustainable world.

World Pollution Prevention Day, observed on December 2nd, is a global awareness initiative that emphasizes proactive measures to reduce pollution's adverse impact on the environment and human health. This day encourages individuals, communities, businesses, and governments to adopt strategies such as waste reduction, sustainable practices, and cleaner technologies to prevent pollution at its source. By promoting awareness and action, the day aims to create a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable planet for present and future generations.