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India’s urban areas generate 45000 litres of waste water per day while municipalities have the capacity to treat only 26 per cent.
Water health learn it from the insects
The essay urges you to develop skills in recognising organisms whose survival is intrinsically linked to the quality of water. Conversely you can gauge the quality of the surface water through a curso...
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India’s urban areas generate 45000 litres of waste water per day while municipalities have the capacity to treat only 26 per cent.
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The essay urges you to develop skills in recognising organisms whose survival is intrinsically linked to the quality of water. Conversely you can gauge the quality of the surface water through a cursory inspection.
