ARUN KUMAR GUPTA
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Over withdrawal of groundwater has led to salinization
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Eco-Tales exchanging ideas, suggestions on 'Wetland Management and Biodiversity Conservation
Start Date :
Jun 04, 2021
Last Date :
Jun 30, 2021
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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ARUN KUMAR GUPTA
4 years 11 months ago
Unrestricted dumping of sewage and toxic chemicals from industries pollute
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4 years 11 months ago
Removal of vegetation in the catchment leads to soil erosion and siltation
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ARUN KUMAR GUPTA
4 years 11 months ago
Construction of canals and diversion of streams and rivers to transport water to lower arid regions for irrigation has altered the drainage pattern and significantly degraded the wetlands of the region.
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ARUN KUMAR GUPTA
4 years 11 months ago
Following the Green Revolution of the 1970s, vast stretches of wetlands have been converted to paddy fields. Construction of a large number of reservoirs, canals and dams to provide for irrigation significantly altered the hydrology of the associated wetlands.
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ARUN KUMAR GUPTA
4 years 11 months ago
Due to unplanned urban and agricultural development, industries, road construction, impoundment, resource extraction and dredge disposal, wetlands have been drained and transformed, causing substantial economic and ecological losses in the long term.
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ARUN KUMAR GUPTA
4 years 11 months ago
Wetlands near urban centres are under increasing developmental pressure for residential, industrial and commercial facilities. Urban wetlands are essential for preserving public water supplies.
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ARUN KUMAR GUPTA
4 years 11 months ago
Wetlands are also important as a genetic reservoir for various species of plants including rice, which is a staple food for 3/4th of the world’s population.
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4 years 11 months ago
Serious consequences, including increased flooding, species decline, deformity, or extinction and decline in water quality could result.
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ARUN KUMAR GUPTA
4 years 11 months ago
The loss of wetlands leads to environmental and ecological problems, which have a direct impact on the socio-economic benefits of the associated populace.
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