Water pollution

Water pollution is increasing due to the human species and its irresponsibility when throwing garbage to drainage and bodies of water. Water pollution has several definitions, the most common refers to the accumulation of some substances other than water, these are collected before and reaches the magnitude that generates a large number of consequences, the most frequent are the imbalance of life of beings living that inhabit it as animals, plants and even people who depend on it.

 
Solid pollutants in Lake Maracaibo Water rain is a modification of the present, caused by human beings, dangerous current, industry, agriculture, fishing and recreational activities, as well as for animals.1 Although water pollution can come from natural sources, such as the ash from a volcano, 2 most of the current pollution from human activities. Development and industrialization involve a greater use of water, a large generation of waste, many of which go to a place, water and maritime, fluvial and maritime transport, in many occasions, the cause of water pollution by oil or fuel. Surface water is generally more vulnerable to anthropogenic pollution than groundwater, due to its direct exposure to human activity. On the other hand, a surface source can be restored more quickly than an underground source through seasonal runoff cycles. Their presence is called "forced ecosystems", that is, systems altered by external agents, deviations from the situation of previous equilibrium forced to modify their operation to minimize tension and tension.