In our India we have control the Land pollution ,air pollution,water pollutions

In our tamil nadu have so much Land pollution ,air pollution,water pollution we are control the pollution

Land pollution is the degradation of the planet's land surface through misuse of the soild by poor agricultural practices, mineral exploitation, and industrial/urban waste dumping. There are two aspects to be examined when one speaks about land pollution: solid waste and soil pollution.
Solid Waste
Semisolid or solid matter, whether organic (natural) or synthetic (man-made)  Soil pollution 5 in origin, which is disposed when deemed hazardous or useless is called solid waste. Many solid wastes, such as plastic products, cans and electronic goods, are not biodegradable (the are not broken down easily through natural processes). Therefore, they accumulate if left untended, and cause a number of problems. Decaying organic waste attracts pests and causes discomfort by being both unsightly and emitting a horrible stench. Accumulated waste also reduces the available area of land for use in other, more productive purposes. Preventing Land Pollution People should be educated and made aware about the harmful effects of littering. Items used for domestic purposes should be reused, recycled or properly disposed of. Organic waste matter should be disposed of in areas that are far away from residential places. Inorganic matter such as paper, plastic, glass and metals should be reclaimed and then recycled.

Water pollution  This is the reason why many different chemical substances are found dissolved in water. Gases in the atmosphere will dissolve in rainwater as it passes through the air. By the time water reaches a stream or river, it will contain a variety of chemical compounds dissolved within it from the air and from the rocks and soil through which it has percolated. These compounds may be completely harmless, naturally occurring substances, but they may also include pollutants.