Water Pollution in India
Water pollution is one of the biggest issues facing India right now. As may be evident, untreated sewage is the biggest source of such form of pollution in India.
- There are other sources of pollution such as runoff from the agricultural sector as well as unregulated units that belong to the small-scale industry.
- The situation is so serious that perhaps there is no water body in India that is not polluted to some extent or the other.
- In fact, it is said that almost 80% of the waterbodies in India are highly polluted. This is especially applicable of ones that some form or ....
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