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Serious ecological imbalance and environmental changes are occurring as a result of increasing population and industrial growth in India. Industrialization led to urbanization which started the problem of pollution. Then we as individuals are contributing to this problem of pollution, like garbage is dumped in vacant plots, though plastic bags are banned yet we use these or never say no to it when vegetable vendor put vegetables in these bags. As per the World Health Organization, Ludhiana is the most polluted Indian city followed by Kanpur, Delhi, Lucknow and Indore. There are many laws to protect environment and control pollution in different states but all of these lack strict enforcement.
Air pollution is the biggest concern of the day and is leading to many diseases like asthma, lung infection and even cancer. Greenhouse gases are seriously causing climatic changes and global warming. Air pollution is directly related to population, number of vehicles and smoke emitted from the factories. Bleak monsoons since 1950’s are also the reason of increasing air pollution in India. We always say that it is not me but industries that are causing the major problem. Here is an example to prove you wrong.
All of us are aware of the fact that water logging leads to mosquito borne deadly diseases and to control mosquitoes we burn different makes of mosquito coils at home. But do you know that a single coil after burning produces hazardous smoke which is equivalent to 100 cigarettes. We are doing nothing but yet contributing to pollution and ill health. Then the discarded lead products like batteries etc are dumped in a very hazardous manner. Thousands of poor people get affected by the toxic dust and gases when they collect secondary lead from used batteries in heap of waste.
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