Pollution 

Pollution is an increase of incidence in the environment of substances considered undesireable, when brought about through the activity of mankind. A similar increase, when it occurs through causes not influenced by mankind, isn't considered to be pollution.

There are a number of different types of pollution including air pollution, water pollution[?], light pollution and noise pollution.

Although carbon dioxide isn't toxic -- and actually stimulates plant growth -- environmentalists labeled carbon dioxide a "pollutant" in the 1990s, because they believe that carbon dioxide emissions will lead to harmful global warming (see greenhouse gas, global warming hypothesis).

See also: petroleum, renewable energy.

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