| Topic : Environmental Pollution in India |
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last activity : 07 06 2010 20:18:09 +0000
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MUMBAI
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Isn't pollution level varying?
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Venkataraman Rao,Consultant
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Kolkata
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Bangalore
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Mumbai is suffering with poverty and pollution. It is centre of commercial, financial and entertainment centres of India and also famous for its movie centres. Because of all these, people from all over India came and settled in This city and population density grew to such an extent that Mumbai became the one of the top 10 polluted cities in the world. |
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since frm childhood...i hav been along many cities...(such as delhi,chandigarh,patna,mussoorie n many)...i hav not gone to MUMBAI n presently i m in KOLKATA...but kolkata being metro city so its population obviously high...n seeing its population n comparing it wit the pollution it is far better ..n has upper hand frm mumbai wht i know frm statics of the city....as mumbai has more reason to b populated and so the pollution as it attracts people frm small town due to its FILMNAGRI..n GLAMOUR..
taking all above into consideration mumbai is more polluted......
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Since we get to see the pollution levels in major cities in India on TV networks I believe the pollution levels are varying every day. A long-term trend however could be there showing the more polluted cities. As per old information I can recall, Kanpur and Agra were considered the dirtiest cities in India owing to leather and foundry industries being located there. Air pollution is one aspect of pollution; water pollution is another aspect. For instance, Delhi seems to be shade better now with the CNG vehicles. |
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Very difficult to control pollution with a rising population.We can try with good infrastructure in mass transport, levy on usage of cars in cities,clean energy such as wind,solar etc
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Yes, the idea of controlling pollution with raising population can be controlled in many ways.
1. car pooling
2. rapid mass transport system
3.good infrastructure.
4. use of solar energy
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Hope we could do all these things.. isn't it a lot of money? |
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