Question

graph of total coliform count levels in the ganga river in the year 1993-1994​

Answer 1

Answer:

Here Is Your Answer Of The Ganga  River In The Year 1993 - 1994.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Concept:

From Gangotri in the Himalayas until Ganga Sagar in the Bay of Bengal, the Ganga flows for almost 2500 kilometres. It has been turned into a drain by over a hundred towns and cities in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and West Bengal emptying their rubbish and excreta into it. A vast amount of raw sewage is thrown into the Ganges on a daily basis. Other human activities, like as bathing, washing clothes, and immersing ashes or unburned bodies in the Ganges, contribute to the river's pollution. Chemical effluents from factories add to a Ganga's pollution load, and the toxicity kills fish in wide areas of the river.

Given:

In the years 1993-1994, the total coliform counts levels in the Ganga river were graphed.

Find:

find the total coliform count levels in the ganga river in the year 1993-1994​

Answer:

Coliform bacteria are found in people' intestines, and their presence in drinking water implies that disease-causing germs have contaminated it. While coliform is a harmless bacteria, its presence in river water indicates the presence of other, potentially hazardous bacteria in the intestine. To quantify pollution or water quality, some quantitative factors are utilised. As a general indicator, the pH of river water is measured. River water that has a pH of less than 7 is acidic and consequently contaminated. The Ganga's water quality was so bad that this multi-crore project was initiated in 1985. The goal of the project was to clean the Ganga and make its water pollution-free.

Levels of total coliform count in the Ganga (1993-1994)

graph attached