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Water Pollution In Zambia

by Chabala Chisenga | 16-04-2017 10:48 recommendations 1

Water is a transparent and
nearly colorless chemical
substance that is the main
constituent of Earth's streams,
lakes, and oceans, and the fluids of most living
organisms.

Water pollution in Zambia is brought
about by many activities such as industrial
waste from mines, disposal of human waste,
plastics and dead animals in river systems.

Furthermore washing and bathing in water is
another form of water pollution common in less
developed areas like villages and shanty
compounds.

As we know Zambia?s economy is highly based
on mining and industrial activities, for this
reason a lot harmful chemicals like sulphur
dioxide and carbon monoxide are emitted into
the atmosphere causing acid rain when they
get into contact with rain drops.

Thank You For Reading,Looking Forward To Your Comments.

Chabala Chisenga
Eco Generation Regional Ambassador To Zambia.
 

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4 Comments

  • says :
    thanks for sharing
    Posted 06-02-2018 22:47

  • says :
    good report
    Posted 06-02-2018 22:45

  • says :
    Chabala, thank you for your report. This was short, but punchy! Nations with mining industry always suffer from water pollution. I guess Zambia is having a same issue. If you wish to write more about water pollution, I believe you could find some measures by Zambia government to take care of water pollution and write about it.
    Posted 17-04-2017 14:34

  • says :
    Hi Chabala! Thanks for sharing your article on water pollution in Zambia.
    It is difficult to fight against water pollution especially when the whole country depends on mining and other industries contributing to the pollution.
    However, it might be too late to regret when the country is develped and water source becomes nonrecoverable.
    Thanks for sharing again!
    Posted 16-04-2017 16:22

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