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What five steps taken by the government to decrease the industrial pollution in Pakistan?
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What steps are taken by the government to reduce the level of pollution in Pakistan?
Pakistan government has taken defference steps to reduce the polllution level. Inorder to decrease the air pollution government organize tree plantation compaign twice a year.
How can the location of a water source increase or decrease its risk for pollution?
When a water source is closer to a human settlement and industrial activity is greater risk of contamination.
Did ocean pollution decrease?
No, pollution did not decrease yet. Hopefully in the future it will though. I actually think that pollution has gotten worst over the years.
What is the solution to sound pollution?
what is the solution to decrease noise pollution
Why should we decrease pollution?
We should decrease pollution because we're ruining the planet and it's the only place we have to live!
What causes air pollution to decrease?
We cannot decrease air pollution, but there are many ways of decreasing the level that it is rising in, for example, recycling.
How can you protect the quality of the air?
decrease pollution
In which decade were the first important laws passes to decrease water pollution?
The 1970's was the decade where the first important laws were passed to decrease the amount of water pollution.
Will the gold price increase or decrease in futre in Pakistan?
I do not think that the Gold Price will decrease in future
Is there a case study on ganga action plan?
The Ganga Action Plan was a program launched by the Government of India in April 1985. The mission of the plan was to reduce the pollution load on the river Ganga. The Indian Government spent over 900 core Rupees on this project but it failed to decrease the pollution level in the river.
WHAT gas in water decrease WATER pollution?
Chlorine gas.
What is causing a decrease in algae population?
overfishing, pollution, ect.
