What is pollution? Pollution is a harmful enemy for all species that walk the earth. It is a product of humanity's carbon footprint on the environment. It consists of chemicals or particles in the air that can harm the health of humans, animals and plants. Pollution occurs when pollutants contaminate the natural environment; which involves changes that negatively affect our normal lifestyle. Pollutants are the key elements of pollution which are generally waste materials of dissimilar shapes. Pollution disturbs our ecosystem and the balance of the environment. With innovation and development in our lives, pollution has reached its peaks; giving rise to global warming and human diseases. When raw materials, water, energy and other resources Water pollution is also a big thing in the world because almost 60% of it is caused by fish. It occurs due to several factors; industrial wastes dumped into rivers and other water bodies cause an imbalance in water leading to its severe contamination and death. And the infamous global warming is the emission of greenhouse gases, especially CO2, which is leading to global warming. Every other day new industries are created, new vehicles on the roads and trees are cut down to make way for new homes. All of these, indirectly, lead to an increase in CO2 which leads to the melting of the polar ice caps which raise sea levels and pose a danger to people living near coastal areas. Pollution can impact our health and not only affects people with respiratory problems such as asthmatics, but also very healthy adults and children. Exposure to pollution for 6-7 hours, even at relatively low concentrations, reduces lung function and induces respiratory inflammation in healthy people during periods of moderate rainfall. The more trees we can plant, the less pollution we get and more air than just having a huge land. and having abandoned the construction by occupying spaces. Solving water pollution means preserving the soil, the best way to combat soil erosion is to keep the banks of waterways well covered with plants that retain the soil. Planting trees and some other herbaceous plants can have a significantly positive impact on mitigating soil erosion. Some great plants that are helpful when trying to control soil erosion are sagebrush, buckwheat, and oak trees. This will help keep the water from getting dirty and another way is that wrappers, bottles and other waste are unfortunately commonplace on many well-traveled beaches and rivers around the world. It should be obvious that trash from these places often ends up in waterways and can cause pollution. Plastic is a particularly important problem when it comes to water contamination on beaches and waterways. Picking up trash whenever you find it is honestly the best and fastest way to stop this type of water pollution. While it may not seem extravagant, the act of not trespassing on this pollution is quite powerful. Avoid plastic that some people don't have or are lazy to recycle because humans' consumption of plastic is high