River Ganges Pollution
River Ganges Pollution by Ebuka Ugboma River Ganges pollution is a major issue that needs to be tackled. It is subjected to over 500 million gallons of untreated sewage every day and this has been the norm for decades. This has given birth to a host of health problems and deaths due to water-borne illnesses like cholera, diarrhoea and dysentery. The river is also full with poisonous industrial effluents spilling into it from factories, which have led poisoning in humans too. Apart from being an environmental hazard, the pollution in River Ganges also poses a serious threat to India’s population as it is heavily populated on its banks. The blooming riverside chemical plants and factories, which are responsible for the pollution in Ganges, are also adversely affecting the lands and homes of the people. A lot of medical students and researchers and researchers also use water from River Ganges for conducting experiments. This non-stop pollution has led to an explosion i...