River Pollution
River pollution refers to the contamination of rivers with harmful substances, such as chemicals, plastics, sewage, and industrial waste. This pollution can have detrimental effects on aquatic ecosystems, wildlife, and human health. Sources of river pollution include agricultural runoff, urban runoff, industrial discharge, and improper waste disposal. Efforts to mitigate river pollution often involve monitoring water quality, implementing regulations on pollutant discharge, and promoting sustainable practices to prevent further contamination.