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    The document discusses the environmental impacts of synthetic materials. It notes that synthetic materials like pesticides, fertilizers, and plastics adversely affect the environment in several ways. Pesticides can harm wildlife and human health while synthetic fertilizers damage soil quality over the long term. A survey of 15 households found that overuse of synthetic materials leads to many environmental hazards. The production of synthetic materials requires high energy and contributes to further environmental pressures.

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    The document discusses the environmental impacts of synthetic materials. It notes that synthetic materials like pesticides, fertilizers, and plastics adversely affect the environment in several ways. Pesticides can harm wildlife and human health while synthetic fertilizers damage soil quality over the long term. A survey of 15 households found that overuse of synthetic materials leads to many environmental hazards. The production of synthetic materials requires high energy and contributes to further environmental pressures.

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    The document discusses the environmental impacts of synthetic materials. It notes that synthetic materials like pesticides, fertilizers, and plastics adversely affect the environment in several ways. Pesticides can harm wildlife and human health while synthetic fertilizers damage soil quality over the long term. A survey of 15 households found that overuse of synthetic materials leads to many environmental hazards. The production of synthetic materials requires high energy and contributes to further environmental pressures.

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    PRACTICAL

    SYNTHETIC MATERIALS ADVERSELY AFFECT THE ENVIRONMENT

    INTRODUCTION

    All living organism depend upon their environment for three ' survival eessentials'.The
    are a supply of food,shelter and a breeding site . All human activities, both industrial and
    non industrial affect also lead to pollution and impact the human health and wellbeing.
    The term pesticides cover a wide range compounds including insecticides,
    fungicides,herbicides etc. Among these, organic chlorine (oc) insecticides, used
    successfully in controlling a number of diseases,such as malaria and Typhus, were
    banned or restricted after the 1960's is most of the technologically advanced countries.
    Most of the cleaning products are formulated to be used with water and go down the
    drain into waste treatment systems. To assure the products are safe for environment
    manufacture as evaluate the impacts of product ingredients in waste water treatment
    system.
    METHODOLOGY

    The method adopted for the study is survey method. Both the data have been made for
    this work environment due to the use of synthetic materials in the contemporary society.
    It study lead by the use of pesticides are to control the insects and thus increase the
    agriculture production has had very serious side effects on wildlife and man.Synthetic
    fertilizers are damage the natural make up of soil in the long term. Synthetic fertilizers kill
    beneficial microorganisms in the soil that convert rich organic matter. The synthetic
    products also require high energy for their production and creation of this energy further
    contribute to environmental pressures.
    RESULTS

    The study was mainly concentrated on all members of the family for detailed study. In
    the study I target mainly on use of synthetic materials. I select about 15 houses for
    survey. The study was conducted on a sample taken from 15 houses .The finally
    concluded that the over use of synthetic material lots of environment hazards.

    DISCUSSION

    The major findings have been interpreted and use to evolve some findings
    .Environmental affects the production of synthetic organic chemicals as raw material for
    synthetic fibers,pesticides, detergents, plastics and synthetic rubber has increased
    greatly. Since chlorine is frequently used in these process, its production has increased
    sharply as well as requiring in turn greater production of mercy in surface water,however
    has resulted in high concentrations of mercy in fish and mercy poisoning of people who
    eat a steady diet of such fish.
    CONCLUSION

    Synthetic plastics are a more economically feasible choice than ones an interested
    availability of biodegradable plastics will allow many consumers to choose them on the
    basis of their environmentally responsible disposal. Synthetic products also require high
    energy for their production and creation of this energy further contributions to
    environmental pressure.
    REFERENCE

    1. Aminabhavi T.M Balundgi,R.H cassidy P.E(1990) Review on biodegradable plastics.


    2. Andreopoulous,A.G (1994).polymer plastics Technology and engineering.
    3. Hogg .P.(2001)plastics,rubber and composites at queen Mary
    4. Fomin V.A (2001).Biodegradable polymers their present state and future prospects.
    5. Wielage.B. Samboulis (2002).Hemp and cellulose fibers surface properties and the
    water uptake behavior.

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