Abstract
People have exploited water resource to a level where controlling of water and environmental pollution has become an exhausting exasperating task. Environmental degradation is caused by predominantly by the human activities that contributes significantly to changes in climatic conditions and hydrological disasters in Kerala. Water scarcity has become a major constraint to socioeconomic development and a threat to livelihood in increasing parts of Kerala State. Water pollution was negatively associated with health outcomes, and the common pollutants in Industrial wastewater had differential impacts on health outcomes. Environmental changes are based on factors like urbanization, population and economic growth, increase in energy consumption and agricultural intensification. The environmental and water degradation has adverse impacts on humans, plants, animals and microorganisms. Kerala State in India is considered to be having a developed modern society. Public ignorance, all types of waste including solid, hazardous and biomedical waste generation in the Kerala state are more compared to other states in the country.
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