We welcome the 21st century. But we get scared when we think about some of the problems of the 21st century. The use of atomic bombs in World War II wreaked havoc on two Japanese cities, Hiroshima and Nagasaki. More than 75,000 people lost their lives in the sixth hour. But that doesn’t stop its awfulness.
The opposite effects of its pollution can still be seen today. Even today babies with deformities are born there. The threat of World War III is looming over the world today. But even without a world war, the world is on the brink of destruction.The human population, transportation, demons and industry are all growing so much that the toxins of the pollution it produces are gradually spreading all over the world.
The moment this poison is present, it can prove to be catastrophic. Where are the world's superpowers in the desert, in the sea, and in space, in the midst of the destructive power of atoms? Due to this, the radiation particles have proved to be dangerous. Its pollution is spread all over it. Air and noise pollution is on the rise due to increasing traffic by leaps and bounds.
In addition, factories and mills are constantly polluting medicine and water. Chemical waste pollutes the water of reservoirs. Today, chemical waste from factories is being dumped in rivers. The water of holy rivers like Ganga has also become polluted. The government has to come up with a Rs 70 crore plan for Ganga purification. In the same way, the Taj Mahal, considered a wonder of the world, is also turning black due to the factories along the river Yamuna. Its heavenly beauty is being destroyed.
Today, chemical fertilizers and pesticides are widely used to increase the production of grains and vegetables. It has fertilized grains and vegetables. There are also fears of gas leakage. In a town like Bhopal, a gas leak from a Union Carbide factory caused a catastrophic accident. A large number of casualties were reported. Human beings today use natural resources indiscriminately to enhance their comfort. Jaglo and mineral resources are being destroyed.
As a result, the earth's temperature continues to rise, the ozone layer is depleted, and deforestation is declining. Groundwater reservoirs are rapidly depleting. Pollution is a serious problem. The whole vitha is concerned for him. There are some solutions to this problem. If we do not make serious and universal efforts to avoid pollution, we will all fall victim to it.
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