Which factor does not contribute much to pollution and low water quality in South Asian countries?

Geography

1 answer:

Reil [10]4 years ago

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A factor that doesn't contribute tot he pollution and low water quality in South Asia is the emigration.

Explanation:

South Asia, as a region, has enormous problems when it comes to pollution and low quality of the water. The attempts to develop and accumulate more wealth have led to little to no concerns about the damage done on the environment. Most of the people don't have clean water for drinking or usage, and the pollution of the air and soil is so large that the cities of this region are constantly among the most polluted in the world. Factors that have led to this are:

rapid and uncontrolled industrialization
not using filters
disposing of the industrial waste into the rivers
overpopulation of some areas

The emigration though is not something that contributes to the pollution and low water quality. In fact, the emigration is actually helping with the pollution, especially because it is a large one, as the less people there are, the smaller the pollution is. The majority of the people from this region tend to migrate to: