Water Pollution Bangalore Lakes Introduction In the last few years the water conditions in Karnataka have steadily worsened. This has resulted in high to extremely high water stress in Karnataka. This is especially evident in the capital city of Karnataka: Bangalore. Bangalore was earlier known as ‘The City of Lakes’. Kempegowda, the founder of Bangalore, who had great foresight, established several tanks and lakes to collect runoff water, so that it could be utilized for better purposes and enhanced
increasingly stringent environmental policy adopted by industrialized countries, a rising care has been directed to water pollution problem. Significant amounts of water are consumed during processing in many industries using dyes as textile, paper, plastic, leather, food and cosmetics industries. 1-15% of the dye is estimated to be lost in dyeing and finishing processes and are released into waste waters. About 10,000 dyes and pigments are used in the textile industry, most of themare toxic substances to humans
Water pollution is a major global problem which requires ongoing evaluation and revision of water resource policy at all levels (international down to individual aquifers and wells). It has been suggested that water pollution is the leading worldwide cause of deaths and diseases,[1][2] and that it accounts for the deaths of more than 14,000 people daily.[2] An estimated 580 people in India die of water pollution related illness every day.[3] About 90 percent of the water in the cities of China is
and Manheim (1998) contamination of water supplies by industrial waste is as a result of various types of industrial processes and disposal practices. According to the source, industries that use large amounts of water for processing have the potential to pollute or contaminate waterways through the discharge of their waste into streams and rivers, or by run-off and seepage of stored wastes into nearby water sources. Other disposal practices which cause water contamination include deep well injection
Pollution of surface water has become a global concern. Surface water resources played an important role in the development of human civilization. In developing countries there is lack of adequate infrastructure and facilities,so the major part of the liquid waste is disposed offin the surface water bodies [1].In India the total wastewater is generated about 22,900 million liters per day (mld) from the urban domestic sources, only the treatment of 5900 mld are done and rest remains untreated[1]
The result of water pollution The consequences of water pollution are huge. It affects Earth, animals, people and even their economy. Each reason of water pollution cost most damage than the one before. Some consequences may be obvious than the others, but sometimes it takes time to realize what have we done to our only home. Here is a list of the aftereffect of some causes of water pollution. From oil: Oil spills comes mostly from the transportation ships, and there are millions of gallons that
Industries (Clothes, Breverage, Car manufacturing) Pollution Climate change Population growth Effects: Malnutrition Diseases Poverty Dying ecosystems Macro Solutions: Awareness Water recycling Conservation Improving farming technology Maintaining sewage systems Innovative green solutions: Water purifiers using solar power Replace water to carbon dioxide for cleaning Dry showering Water bottle with filtration installed Design solutions: Water recycling 1. Houses and buildings The greywater produced
life which is water pollution. Tianjin is an industrial city, and many plants are built in Tianjin. Each plant produces a large amount of industrial sewage every day, but not every plant has a sewage treatment system. Although the economy has been developing, the quality of water in Tianjin is decreased year by year. Because of water pollution is getting worse; I have to install a household water purification system, to ensure the domestic water could be used safely. Meanwhile, water must be boiled
Water pollution: The Effect on human health: In 21st century, humanity is facing a major challenge of a water quality issue. The main group includes aquatic contaminants and their effects on human health. Approach to improve pollution of fresh water resources. Many of the major problems that are related to water quality and water quantity issues are facing by humanity in the twenty-first century 1) These problems are to be more provoked in the future by changing climate that results in higher water
Water pollution is arguably the most fundamental environmental issue in Malaysia, since the country 's pollution problems began with water pollution caused by the three industries which are tin mining, natural rubber, and palm oil (Japan, 1996). Sludge is the residue produced during wastewater treatment (J. Edwards, 2017). The amount of sludge from municipal and industry was increasing every years. Nowadays Malaysia with an average crude palm oil production is estimated produce 53 million tons per