Water is a significant component of the climate. Man can't survive without it. Along these lines, its another name is life. Be that as it may, dirtied water is exceptionally perilous for us. At present arsenic defilement in drinking water is one of the server issues of Bangladesh. In science arsenic is alluded to as a fiercely poisonOus white compound of weak component. Arsenic in ground water is available in Overabundance of as far as possible set for Bangladesh. The fact that arsenic can cause genuine makes it presently settled wellbeing danger. The rustic individuals of Bangladesh are for the most part reliant upon hand tube-wells for drinking water. The ground water was. before, viewed as a wellspring of safe drinking water. Tragically, it is, presently polluted by arsenic. Until 1970s in areas where the drinking water? supply contains perilous degrees of arsenic, the quick concern is finding a safe source of drinking water. There are two main choices; tracking down another protected source, and eliminating arsenic from the defiled source. Regardless, the drinking water provided should be liberated from destructive levels of arsenic, yet additionally from bacteriological defilement, and other compound toxins. So we all ought to approach to take care of the issue of arsenic.
The Sundarbans is the largest mangrove forest in le world covering an area of about 10.000 square kilometre shared by India and Bangladesh. Because of its' biodiversity it has been recorded as a UNESCO's 52nd World Heritage site. The name Sundarans is taken from a tree name 'Sundari which is abundant in the Sundarbans. This forest provides habitat for different wildlife including birds, fishes, mammals, reptiles and amphibians. It is mostly famous for the Royal Bengal Tiger. But the Sundarbans is being rapidly destroyed by a rising sea level, storm surges and increased salinity. The Sundarbans forest took the brunt of super cyclone Sidor in 2007. Even Aila occurred in 2009 devastated the Sundarbans tremendously. This natural shield is weakening which is very alarming fot us. The rate of retreat is not normal and if this continues at this speed, already threatened tiger population living in he Sundarbans wil! be put father at risk. The Sundarbans plays an important role ...
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