Pollution cleanup refers to the process of removing harmful substances from the environment, particularly in areas affected by industrial waste, oil spills, or chemical leaks. This process aims to restore ecosystems and protect public health by eliminating contaminants from soil, water, and air. Various methods, such as bioremediation and chemical treatments, are employed to address different types of pollution. Efforts in pollution cleanup often involve collaboration between government agencies, environmental organizations, and local communities. Technologies like drone monitoring and water filtration systems are increasingly used to assess pollution levels and implement effective cleanup strategies. Successful cleanup can lead to healthier habitats and improved quality of life for residents.