Resources and Land Component contaminants.

Because the soil contaminants close relations with air pollution and water pollution, food sources of air pollutants and sources of water pollution in general is also a source of soil contaminants. For example, the gases carbon oxides, nitrogen oxides, sulfur oxides into the air pollutants dissolved in rain water and fall to the ground can cause acid rain causing pollution in the soil.

Ground water containing contaminants such as contaminated radioactive substances, heavy metals in industrial waste, household waste, hospital waste, the remnants of fertilizers and pesticides from agricultural areas, waste detergent, can also eventually cause soil pollution in areas where water or ground surface area through which ground water is contaminated.

From the above discussion, the source of soil contaminants can be grouped also be a source of pollutants that come from:
a. Household waste, market waste and hospital waste.
b. Erupting volcano / motor vehicles.
c. Industrial waste.
d. Atomic reactor waste / nuclear power plants.

Soil contaminants Components
The components of pollutants from sources such contaminants on the form of:

a) organic compounds that can be described by the decay due to microorganisms, such as leftover food, leaves, plants and animals that died.
b) organic compounds and inorganic compounds which can not be destroyed / broken down by microorganisms such as plastics, fibers, ceramics, tin cans and used building materials, cause the soil becomes less fertile.
c) the form of air pollutant gases dissolved in rainwater as nitrogen oxides (NO and NO2), sulfur oxides (SO2 and SO3), carbon oxides (CO and CO2), produces acid rain which will cause the soil is acidic and damage the fertility of the soil / plants.
d)? pollutants of heavy metals from the waste generated? industries such as Hg, Zn, Pb, Cd can contaminate the soil.
e) radioactive substances produced by nuclear plants, atomic reactor, or from other experiments that use or produce radioactive substances.

Because the soil contaminants close relations with air pollution and water pollution, food sources of air pollutants and sources of water pollution in general is also a source of soil contaminants. For example, the gases carbon oxides, nitrogen oxides, sulfur oxides into the air pollutants dissolved in rain water and fall to the ground can cause acid rain causing pollution in the soil.

Ground water containing contaminants such as contaminated radioactive substances, heavy metals in industrial waste, household waste, hospital waste, the remnants of fertilizers and pesticides from agricultural areas, waste detergent, can also eventually cause soil pollution in areas where water or ground surface area through which ground water is contaminated.

From the above discussion, the source of soil contaminants can be grouped also be a source of pollutants that come from:
a. Household waste, market waste and hospital waste.
b. Erupting volcano / motor vehicles.
c. Industrial waste.
d. Atomic reactor waste / nuclear power plants.

Soil contaminants Components
The components of pollutants from sources such contaminants on the form of:

a) organic compounds that can be described by the decay due to microorganisms, such as leftover food, leaves, plants and animals that died.
b) organic compounds and inorganic compounds which can not be destroyed / broken down by microorganisms such as plastics, fibers, ceramics, tin cans and used building materials, cause the soil becomes less fertile.
c) the form of air pollutant gases dissolved in rainwater as nitrogen oxides (NO and NO2), sulfur oxides (SO2 and SO3), carbon oxides (CO and CO2), produces acid rain which will cause the soil is acidic and damage the fertility of the soil / plants.
d)? pollutants of heavy metals from the waste generated? industries such as Hg, Zn, Pb, Cd can contaminate the soil.
e) radioactive substances produced by nuclear plants, atomic reactor, or from other experiments that use or produce radioactive substances.