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War in Gaza: What's the Environmental Impact?
Bloomberg Television· 2025-07-27 06:00
As we speak to the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip. Talk to us about the scope of the environmental damage also that has been leveled. I think the the scope of damage is catastrophic. The best description that I could find for this is the collapse of the ecosystem.Everything has been affected the water, the soil, the land. If we look at each sector and the devastation of it, it is humongous. If we talk of talk about the contamination of coastal water, the marine, the soil contamination from the bombar ...
The Gurgles of Grief | Harshika P | TEDxThe NGP School Coimbatore
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-25 15:24
Environmental Impact & Pollution - The report highlights the severe pollution of the Ganga River due to sewage, industrial waste, agricultural runoff, and funeral remnants [4] - India produces 72,368 million liters of wastewater daily, with only about 28% being treated, leading to significant river pollution [6] - The river's water quality varies across regions due to waste, sewage, and purification efforts [7] - The river is treated as a "bottomless trash bin" with factory waste and plastic offerings [12] Health & Nutrition - Pollution is wiping out fish populations, a major protein source, impacting nutrition [5] - The river water contains chemicals, microplastics, and bacteria, posing health risks [10] - The water is described as a "running science experiment" with disease-causing bacteria [5] Cultural & Historical Significance - The river has been flowing for centuries, witnessing the rise and fall of civilizations [9] - The river is worshipped but simultaneously polluted, highlighting a contradiction [3][12] - The river is essential for life, but treated with carelessness and negligence [10][9] Call to Action - The report urges individuals to take action and be the change to address the river's pollution [16] - The report emphasizes that a little change can make things right and restore the river [17] - The report calls for a shift from self-interest to caring for the life within the river [13]