What carries pollution to other countries?

Pollution can be carried to other countries through various means, primarily through air and water currents. Wind can transport airborne pollutants, such as particulate matter and greenhouse gases, across borders, affecting air quality in distant regions. Additionally, rivers and ocean currents can carry waterborne pollutants, including plastics and chemicals, from one country to another. This transboundary movement of pollution highlights the interconnectedness of environmental issues globally.