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Article on pollution due to urbanisation

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Answered by srikanthn711
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Urbanisation has become a common feature in many societies. It has improved the standard of life and increased future prospects. However, it has not came with its share of problems. One that is cause for serious concern is pollution associate with it.

The intensive process of urbanization has sharply aggravated the problem of water supply to the towns. A considerable part of the population in the towns of the developing world, especially the inhabitants of overpopulated slum regions use the rivers and reservoirs for daily needs. In many countries of Asia and Africa the rivers traditionally serve as a burial place. For example, the high level of pollution of Ganga can be explored to a large degree in the fact that about the 40000 semi - burnt dead bodies of the people and animal are cast in it every year.

The pollution of the environment including natural reservoirs is increasing sharply in the towns of the developing countries as result of the expediting process of industrialisation. The Industrial undertakings often throw waste into the reservoirs of the towns without appropriate purification. Rapid industrialisation has also affected the quality of the air in the developing countries, especially in the major towns where the level of population was frequently surpassed the maximum International norms permissible. Investigation of the pollution of the air in Bombay, Delhi and Kolkata conducted in the '70s has shown that the concentration of dust here was 25 times higher than in the towns of Western Europe.

Pollution of the air in the terms is increasing both as a result of growth of industrial potential as well as the steadily increasing automobilisation. If this continuous, then the day is not so far when there will be no fresh air to breathe.

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Answered by Anonymous
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                               Rising Pollution

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Pollution, this is a word that is a huge challenge for human mankind. It is destroying Our Earth. Why is all these happening? What could be the cause for all these to lead to destruction?

Yes, It is urbanization. It is the very root cause for all this. Trees are being cut down to increase land for industries, housing, colonies, etc. Rapid industrialization is increasing pollution rapidly. Everyone wants to make more and more cities. Beautiful scenarios, green plants, rivers, waterfalls all are getting polluted. This is all because of Human greed to make ,more and more land for many factors.

The various means of pollution in urban areas can lead to many health issues in the people living in cities. We are everyday exposed to more than one of these health issues sources.

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