![Photo: :) Try To Stop Polluting The Sacred River Ganges
*The First Step You Can Do Is To Spread Awareness About The Effects Of Polluting The Sacred River
Ganges flows through the most densely populated regions of India passing 29 cities with population over 100,000, 23 cities with population between 50,000 and 100,000, and about 48 towns.[4] A sizeable proportion of the effluents in Ganges are caused by this population through domestic usage like bathing, laundry and public defecation. Countless tanneries, chemical plants, textile mills, distilleries, slaughterhouses, and hospitals contribute to the pollution of the Ganges by dumping untreated toxic and non-biodegradable waste into it. It is this sheer volume of pollutants released into the river every day that are causing irreparable damage to the ecosystem and contributing to significant sanitation issues. :)](https://fbcdn-sphotos-g-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-frc1/p480x480/999853_600573206671674_915483754_n.jpg)
Try To Stop Polluting The Sacred River Ganges
*The First Step You Can Do Is To Spread Awareness About The Effects Of Polluting The Sacred River
Ganges flows through the most densely populated regions of India passing 29 cities with population over 100,000, 23 cities with population between 50,000 and 100,000, and about 48 towns.[4] A sizeable proportion of the effluents in Ganges are caused by this population through domestic usage like bathing, laundry and public defecation. Countless tanneries, chemical plants, textile mills, distilleries, slaughterhouses, and hospitals contribute to the pollution of the Ganges by dumping untreated toxic and non-biodegradable waste into it. It is this sheer volume of pollutants released into the river every day that are causing irreparable damage to the ecosystem and contributing to significant sanitation issues.
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