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explain the pollution problem of Kolkata​

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Answered by kritanshu
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These were some of the causes of of air pollution in Calcutta in the 19th century are the following causes are:

1. Calcutta had a long history of air pollution. It's habitants in inhaled grey smoke, particular in the winter. Since the city was built on marshy land, the resulting fog combined with smoke to generate a thick black smog.

2. Burning of dung and wood fuel were the main sources of air pollution.

3. Colonial authorities at first intended to clear the place of miasmas, or harmful papers, but the railway lines introduced in 1855, brought a dangerous new pollutant into the picture coal from Raniganj. The high content of ash in the Indian coal was a problem. Many pleas were made to banish the dirty mills from the city, but without any results.

4. Calcutta was the first city to get smoke nuisance legislation in 1863.

5. The inspectors of the Bengal smoke nuisance Commission finally managed to control the industrial smoke. controlling domestic smoke, however, was far more difficult.

Answered by Stylishhh
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Air pollution caused due to exhausts of vehicles is the major cause of environment destruction in Calcutta . The harmful smoke and toxic released by vehicles and factories causes pollution and health hazards for most of the people in Calcutta .

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