Consequences of Water Pollution
- Harming growth of aquatic plants: Aquatic plants get severely affected due to water pollution. Due to plethora of moss in the polluted water of the rivers, the sun light fails to reach to the depths of the river which affects the growth of aquatic plants in the lack of photosynthesis.
- Suffocating aquatic creatures: Polluted water makes the life of aquatic organism miserable. Water pollution reduces the level of oxygen in it. Polluted water also negatively impacts the breeding power of aquatic life. It makes fish and plants deficient in their ability to regenerate and reproduce. Also, animals fall prey to a ....
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