Sustainable Sand Mining in India
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- Change in River Course: Sand mining operations that are too extensive alter the river's normal path. River erosion is brought on by a shift in a river's channel, and this further contributes to monsoon floods.
- Impact on Wildlife: The neighbouring wildlife, which depends on the sand banks for survival, may suffer serious repercussions.
- Coastal Community: Sand encroachment on the riverbed disturbs the water and harms marine life, which poses a challenge for the community's residents who depend on fishing for a living. The houses and livelihoods of neighbouring residents are impacted by sand mining.
- Natural Catastrophe: When coastal barriers ....
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