Researcher categorize the sources of ground water pollution into Individual, Agricultural, Municipal and Industrial which help differentiate the types of Ground Water Pollution from (Above and Below) the ground.
There are so many lists of where the contamination for Ground Water came from. In this study, you will know that not only from people disposal to business establishment but up to our own home there is source of pollution toward ground water. In the illustration below, you will find pictures that show how the given sources below contaminate the Ground Water. Here are some of the sources for ground water pollution:
• Septic Systems evidence for contamination of wastewater shows above ground the detection of excessive bacteria, and chemicals in well water.
• Small Disposal Pits used for dumping or burning wastes from business establishments and people and evidences appeared petroleum odor, other chemical odors, and chemical in well water.
• House and Garden Chemicals evidence for contamination of chemicals in well water.
• Stream Infiltration evidence for contamination of excessive bacteria, or chemicals as well as the odors and other changes in the water quality test.
• Deicing Salts evidence for contamination of salty taste in water and high chloride level in well water.
• 6. Landfills evidence for contamination observed leach ate run-off, seepage into nearby surface water and high levels of bacteria, organic chemicals, metals, nitrates in well water.
• 7. Storage Lagoons a source of contamination mostly used by industries, farms, municipalities, mining operations, oil and gas producers which evidence shows spills, changes in color, taste, odor, unhealthy or dead vegetation near lagoon and excessive bacteria or chemicals found in well water.
• Underground Storage Tanks this source of contamination evidence shows petroleum odor in wells or basements, tank inventory losses, spills and detection of leaks.
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