Recreational pollution

Pollution generated through non-emergency activities for pleasure or amusement which can be expressed through toxic exhaust, loud noise, contamination or disruption of soils and waterways, and sudden changes to a temperature or natural light within a native ecosystem. Examples include: airline travel, use of internal combustion engines, two-stroke boat motors, snowmobiles, ATV’s, recreational space travel, fireworks, light, loud music, etc. Limits to this variety of pollution, is regulated in some regions for the preservation of natural habitats and also can be determined and set by individuals with regard to their conscious awareness of the negative impacts caused from such activities.

Humans with disposable income have a greater capacity of contributing to recreational pollution.