International cooperation is needed to tackle transboundary pollution from "summary" of Water Pollution by Arvind Kumar
The issue of transboundary pollution is a complex and challenging problem that requires cooperation on an international level. This type of pollution knows no borders and can affect multiple countries at once. For example, a river that flows through several countries may become polluted by industrial waste or agricultural runoff, impacting the water quality downstream. In such cases, it is essential for all countries sharing the water body to work together to address the pollution.
One of the main reasons international cooperation is needed to tackle transboundary pollution is that individual countries may not have the resources or authority to address the issue on their own. Pollution does not respect political boundaries, and it often requires a coordinated effort to effectively mitigate its effects. By working together, countries can pool their resources, share information, and implement coordinated strategies to reduce pollution levels in shared water bodies.
Furthermore, transbound...
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