The effects of water pollution to
human life
0%
29%
Death
50%
Changes of lifestyles
21%
Diseases
Others
The pie chart above describes the effects of water pollution to human life. . The pie chart shows
four effects of water pollution to human life which are death, changes of lifestyle, diseases and
others.
From the pie chart, half of the respondents (50%) agree that water pollution can cause
diseases to human life. 29 % think that death of human life is because of water pollution
followed by the changes of lifestyle which is 21 %. Unfortunately, there is no respondent comes
out with their ideas on the effects of water pollution to human life.
In conclusion, the analysis is similar to Rendy and Bahera (2006) that stated, villagers
that exposed to the polluted water has been suffered from water-borne diseases such as skin
infection, teeth corrosion and defective vision. This finding is supported by Butt, Sharif and
Bajwa (2005), reported that sewages from the industrial world such as Pakistan has disposed to
the nearest river or lakes belief to be the factor that contributes to the various kinds of diseases.
From the analysis, people nowadays aware that by exposing to the contaminated water they will
get highest probability to suffer from various kinds of diseases.
The effects of water pollution to the
animals
Affect reproductive
process
23%
29%
10%
Produce low quality of
milk and manure
Lead to death
5%
33%
Produce low quality of
meats
Disruption of food chain
The pie chart above shows the effects of water pollution to animals. . Overall, people agree that
water pollution can lead to the death of animals..
From the pie chart, 33 % think that the death of the animals is because of the water
pollution problem. Disruption of food chain of the animals come out with 29 % which is second
highest while 23 % agree that water pollution also can affect the reproductive system of animals.
Production of low quality of milk and manure has the percentage of 10 % while production of
low quality of meats has the lowest percentage which is 5 %.
From the analysis, approximately one fifth (23 %) agree to the study by the researchers
Reddy and Behera (2006) that stated, animals such as cows have become a burden for the owner
since they have lost their reproductive capacity when they need to drink water and graze on
contaminated grasses to survive. Besides that, people do not aware that by drinking polluted
water can lead to low production of milk and manure of animals. This can be prove when only
10 % agree with this finding.
In conclusion, water pollution can give bad effects to animals and 33 % believe that water
pollution can lead to the death of animals.