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Heat pollution is the deterioration of water quality due to one or more processes altering the surrounding water temperature. A common cause of heat pollution is power plants and industrial plants using water as a coolant. Other causes of heat pollution include soil erosion. This will raise the water level and create the water’s exposure to sunlight. When water used as a coolant is returned to the natural environment at a higher temperature, the sudden change in temperature reduces the concentration due to (dissolved oxygen) in the water and affects system composition. Ecological. Fish and other organisms that are only adapted to environments with specific temperature ranges, will die from a sudden change in water temperature (rise or fall) known as a “heat shock”. volume-up content-copy share star-border.