Science, asked by mahfuj5989, 11 months ago

What are the side effects of water pollution?

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Answered by singhlata038

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if we will not save water in future we have to drink unpure water. And all pure water will be gone from earth

Answered by TanishaDawre

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It causes lots side effects

1. The fishes in the water are dieing

2. If the human or animal drink this water it would be harmful

3. The plants under the water also die duo to water pollution

4. The polluted water enters the ground and the ground further gets polluted

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