DDT a POP used tocontrol malariaby killingmosquitos.Now banned inthe US.SmallpoxCauses a feverand rash butwas eradicatedby a globalvaccinationprogram in 1980MercuryA metallic toxinreleased from theburning of coal.The reasonpregnanat womencan't eat tunaEaglesbecause ofdecreasing numbersof this animal due toDDT pollution,, theendangered speciesact was createdMalarialiterallytranslates to badair because thatis how it wasthought tospreadMethaneThe gasreleased fromanerobicbacteria inlandfills.MadCowA rare neurologicaldisease contractedfrom eatingcontaminated beefAtrazineAn endocrinedisruptor used asa pesticide, butwas found tocause feminizationof male frogs.TuYouyouwon a nobelprize forfindin a curefor malariaEutrophicationexcessnutrients leadto algal bloomfollwed byoxygendeplectionRecyclereduce,reuse...BioaccumulationWhen a fatsoluble toxinbuilds up in thetissues of anindividualanimalTeratogenThalidomideand alcoholareexamplesMangrovetreesspecial becausethey can grow insalt water.Providing anursery for babytropical fishLD50the amountof toxin thatis kills halfthepopulationPlagueRare todaybut killedmillions ofpeople in the1300sTurbidityWhenwater iscloudyRabiesYou should avoid bebitten by a wildanimal orunvaccinated petbecause you couldcontract this viralneurological disease.RachelCarsonthe author ofthe groundbreakingbook TheSilent SpringDysentaryA disease commonto developingregions that causessevere diarrhea..spread by bacteriain drinking water.Not CholeraLeadThe clean airact removedit fromgasolineLeachatetrashjuiceSARS/MERSA virus spread byair borne dropletsthat follows anoutbreak pattern.First appeared inthe early 2000sNitrogenandPhosporusNutrients thatcause algalblooms whenthey get intofarm runoffLandfillsWheremost of thetrash in theUs ends upbiomagnificaitonwhen toppredators havethe highestconcentrationof a given toxinRadona carcinogenicgas thataccumultes insomebasementsEbolaA virus spreadby exposure tobody fluids.Sporadicoutbreaks inAfricaHypoxiaSciencyterm for adeadzoneTuberculosisA global bacterialdisease thatcauses fever andcough. Known asthe world's mostcommon infectiousdisease.ParachutingcatsHow the WHOsolved theproblems theycaused withtheir use ofDDT in BorneoPaperThe largestvolume ofUS is trashis made ofthis materialZikaA viral illness spreadby mosquitoes intropicalregions.Infectedpreganat women mayhave babies withabnormally smallheads.Thermalpollutioncaused byurban runoff,deforestationand outflowfrom powerplantsAsbestosA carcinogen usedin insulation andfire retandanctsWasn't fullybanned in the USuntil 2024AerationtankAn additional stepadded to wastewater treatmentplants that isn'tpresent in drinkingwater treatmentHIV/AidsA globalvirus thatattacks theimmunesystem.WestNileViral diseasespread bymosquitos.Arrive din theUS in thesummer of 1999e-wasteHard to recyclebecause they mustbe separated byhand and their aretoxic componentsin them.POPsthey'repersistantDoseresponsecurvedose onthe x andresponseon the yCholeraAn outbreak of thisdisease wasstopped when Jonsnow removed theBroad street pumphandle in Londonin 1854HantavirusA rare diseasespread byinteractionswith infectedrodents.SagCurveShows the inverserelationshipbetween DO andBOD in waterpolluted withorganic wasteDDT a POP used tocontrol malariaby killingmosquitos.Now banned inthe US.SmallpoxCauses a feverand rash butwas eradicatedby a globalvaccinationprogram in 1980MercuryA metallic toxinreleased from theburning of coal.The reasonpregnanat womencan't eat tunaEaglesbecause ofdecreasing numbersof this animal due toDDT pollution,, theendangered speciesact was createdMalarialiterallytranslates to badair because thatis how it wasthought tospreadMethaneThe gasreleased fromanerobicbacteria inlandfills.MadCowA rare neurologicaldisease contractedfrom eatingcontaminated beefAtrazineAn endocrinedisruptor used asa pesticide, butwas found tocause feminizationof male frogs.TuYouyouwon a nobelprize forfindin a curefor malariaEutrophicationexcessnutrients leadto algal bloomfollwed byoxygendeplectionRecyclereduce,reuse...BioaccumulationWhen a fatsoluble toxinbuilds up in thetissues of anindividualanimalTeratogenThalidomideand alcoholareexamplesMangrovetreesspecial becausethey can grow insalt water.Providing anursery for babytropical fishLD50the amountof toxin thatis kills halfthepopulationPlagueRare todaybut killedmillions ofpeople in the1300sTurbidityWhenwater iscloudyRabiesYou should avoid bebitten by a wildanimal orunvaccinated petbecause you couldcontract this viralneurological disease.RachelCarsonthe author ofthe groundbreakingbook TheSilent SpringDysentaryA disease commonto developingregions that causessevere diarrhea..spread by bacteriain drinking water.Not CholeraLeadThe clean airact removedit fromgasolineLeachatetrashjuiceSARS/MERSA virus spread byair borne dropletsthat follows anoutbreak pattern.First appeared inthe early 2000sNitrogenandPhosporusNutrients thatcause algalblooms whenthey get intofarm runoffLandfillsWheremost of thetrash in theUs ends upbiomagnificaitonwhen toppredators havethe highestconcentrationof a given toxinRadona carcinogenicgas thataccumultes insomebasementsEbolaA virus spreadby exposure tobody fluids.Sporadicoutbreaks inAfricaHypoxiaSciencyterm for adeadzoneTuberculosisA global bacterialdisease thatcauses fever andcough. Known asthe world's mostcommon infectiousdisease.ParachutingcatsHow the WHOsolved theproblems theycaused withtheir use ofDDT in BorneoPaperThe largestvolume ofUS is trashis made ofthis materialZikaA viral illness spreadby mosquitoes intropicalregions.Infectedpreganat women mayhave babies withabnormally smallheads.Thermalpollutioncaused byurban runoff,deforestationand outflowfrom powerplantsAsbestosA carcinogen usedin insulation andfire retandanctsWasn't fullybanned in the USuntil 2024AerationtankAn additional stepadded to wastewater treatmentplants that isn'tpresent in drinkingwater treatmentHIV/AidsA globalvirus thatattacks theimmunesystem.WestNileViral diseasespread bymosquitos.Arrive din theUS in thesummer of 1999e-wasteHard to recyclebecause they mustbe separated byhand and their aretoxic componentsin them.POPsthey'repersistantDoseresponsecurvedose onthe x andresponseon the yCholeraAn outbreak of thisdisease wasstopped when Jonsnow removed theBroad street pumphandle in Londonin 1854HantavirusA rare diseasespread byinteractionswith infectedrodents.SagCurveShows the inverserelationshipbetween DO andBOD in waterpolluted withorganic waste

Pollutants & Diseases - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. a POP used to control malaria by killing mosquitos. Now banned in the US.
    DDT
  2. Causes a fever and rash but was eradicated by a global vaccination program in 1980
    Smallpox
  3. A metallic toxin released from the burning of coal. The reason pregnanat women can't eat tuna
    Mercury
  4. because of decreasing numbers of this animal due to DDT pollution,, the endangered species act was created
    Eagles
  5. literally translates to bad air because that is how it was thought to spread
    Malaria
  6. The gas released from anerobic bacteria in landfills.
    Methane
  7. A rare neurological disease contracted from eating contaminated beef
    Mad Cow
  8. An endocrine disruptor used as a pesticide, but was found to cause feminization of male frogs.
    Atrazine
  9. won a nobel prize for findin a cure for malaria
    Tu Youyou
  10. excess nutrients lead to algal bloom follwed by oxygen deplection
    Eutrophication
  11. reduce, reuse...
    Recycle
  12. When a fat soluble toxin builds up in the tissues of an individual animal
    Bioaccumulation
  13. Thalidomide and alcohol are examples
    Teratogen
  14. special because they can grow in salt water. Providing a nursery for baby tropical fish
    Mangrove trees
  15. the amount of toxin that is kills half the population
    LD50
  16. Rare today but killed millions of people in the 1300s
    Plague
  17. When water is cloudy
    Turbidity
  18. You should avoid be bitten by a wild animal or unvaccinated pet because you could contract this viral neurological disease.
    Rabies
  19. the author of the ground breaking book The Silent Spring
    Rachel Carson
  20. A disease common to developing regions that causes severe diarrhea.. spread by bacteria in drinking water. Not Cholera
    Dysentary
  21. The clean air act removed it from gasoline
    Lead
  22. trash juice
    Leachate
  23. A virus spread by air borne droplets that follows an outbreak pattern. First appeared in the early 2000s
    SARS/MERS
  24. Nutrients that cause algal blooms when they get into farm runoff
    Nitrogen and Phosporus
  25. Where most of the trash in the Us ends up
    Landfills
  26. when top predators have the highest concentration of a given toxin
    biomagnificaiton
  27. a carcinogenic gas that accumultes in some basements
    Radon
  28. A virus spread by exposure to body fluids. Sporadic outbreaks in Africa
    Ebola
  29. Sciency term for a dead zone
    Hypoxia
  30. A global bacterial disease that causes fever and cough. Known as the world's most common infectious disease.
    Tuberculosis
  31. How the WHO solved the problems they caused with their use of DDT in Borneo
    Parachuting cats
  32. The largest volume of US is trash is made of this material
    Paper
  33. A viral illness spread by mosquitoes in tropical regions.Infected preganat women may have babies with abnormally small heads.
    Zika
  34. caused by urban runoff, deforestation and outflow from power plants
    Thermal pollution
  35. A carcinogen used in insulation and fire retandancts Wasn't fully banned in the US until 2024
    Asbestos
  36. An additional step added to waste water treatment plants that isn't present in drinking water treatment
    Aeration tank
  37. A global virus that attacks the immune system.
    HIV/Aids
  38. Viral disease spread by mosquitos. Arrive din the US in the summer of 1999
    West Nile
  39. Hard to recycle because they must be separated by hand and their are toxic components in them.
    e-waste
  40. they're persistant
    POPs
  41. dose on the x and response on the y
    Dose response curve
  42. An outbreak of this disease was stopped when Jon snow removed the Broad street pump handle in London in 1854
    Cholera
  43. A rare disease spread by interactions with infected rodents.
    Hantavirus
  44. Shows the inverse relationship between DO and BOD in water polluted with organic waste
    Sag Curve