Water Conservation
Issues
- Drought: 42 per cent of the nation's entire land area, according to media reports, is at risk for drought. The fact that India's economy is mostly dependent on agriculture complicates this. Drought in a region causes a decline in agricultural output, which lowers the demand in rural areas.
- Desertification: Excessive chemical use masquerading as pesticides, weedicides, and fertilisers has worsened soil quality and accelerated desertification in India. About 30% of India's total land area is experiencing desertification and water stress.
- Unequal Access to Water: India's widespread use of water purifying technology has both positive and negative effects. Though it has ....
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- 2 Factors of Ocean Current Formations
- 3 Impact of El NINO and La NINA on India
- 4 Impact of Glacial Retreat on India’s Coastal Cities
- 5 Ecological Significance of Himalayan Biodiversity
- 6 Marine Cloud Brightening: Significance and Impacts
- 7 Inland Waterways Development in India: Challenges and Measures
- 8 Ensuring Sustainable Agriculture without Affecting Food Security
- 9 Land Degradation
- 10 Land Subsidence