Pollution of the seas, pollution of the water: the work is over!

Providing safe water is always one of the human concerns. Concerns that have increased today with the development of industry and the use of chemical fertilizers. The release of industrial wastewater into the environment and the increase in soil pollution due to the use of chemical fertilizers have caused the environment, soil and consequently water consumption to be more polluted. Water pollution is one of the biggest problems in the world today that is directly related to the development of countries. In other words, with the growth of industry and the establishment of various factories and industries, organic, inorganic, inorganic materials and types of bacteria, viruses and suspended particles have entered the groundwater resources and surface waters. With the entry of these pollutants into the water, changes in the smell, color and taste of water resources are created and pose a great threat to environmental and human health. Statistics show that about 1.5 billion people in the world do not have safe drinking water, and about 5 million people die each year worldwide due to polluted water and water-related diseases. More than 70% of the planet's surface is covered by oceans. Sewage impurities, wastes and oil pollution have also overshadowed the oceans and polluted most of the coast. These pollutants are mostly confined to the coasts of the oceans and seas; Because a large proportion of sewage bacteria endanger and kill most of the animals and aquatic animals near the shore