Does the yellow mud spread by the green belt in the community affect the environment on rainy days?

On rainy days, the spread of yellow mud in the green belt of the residential area may indeed have a certain impact on the environment. Yellow mud is generally the soil washed by rain on the ground or pavement full of fallen leaves, which contains a lot of sediment and organic matter. If not handled in time, it will affect the surrounding environment and public health. First of all, it may affect the air quality in the community, because it will drift with the air, increase the concentration of particulate matter in the air and bring adverse effects to people. In addition, the yellow mud accumulated on the surface for a long time can easily affect the water source and groundwater in the community, resulting in pollution and substandard wastewater discharge. Therefore, it is suggested that when it rains or accumulates water, the property and residents should clean up the yellow mud in the green belt of the community in time to reduce pollution and protect the environment. Please dispose of the sediment properly during cleaning, do not dump it at will, and keep the environment clean.