Restoration of polluted water bodies is a longterm process from "summary" of Water Pollution by Arvind Kumar
Restoration of polluted water bodies is a complex and challenging task that requires time, effort, and resources. It is not a quick fix or a one-time solution, but a continuous and long-term process that involves various stages and strategies. The first step in the restoration process is to identify the sources of pollution and assess the extent of contamination. This involves conducting thorough water quality testing, monitoring, and analysis to determine the pollutants present in the water body and their sources. Once the pollutants are identified, the next step is to develop a comprehensive restoration plan that includes specific goals, objectives, and actions to address the pollution problem. Implementation of the restoration plan requires the collaboration and coordination of various stakeholders, including government agencies, environmental organizations, community groups, and local residents. It also involves the allocation of financial resources, technical expertise, and manpower to implement the nece...
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