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Degraded forests increase siltation in Wular
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Degraded forests increase siltation in Wular
Jammu, Apr 12: Reflective of administrative apathy towards the largest fresh-water lake in India, insufficient afforestation in degraded forests has resulted in increase in siltation in the Wular lake in Kashmir and consequently hastening its ageing. In a similar example of contemptible negligence, due to lack of survey and demarcation, land area of the Hokersar lake, measuring 2,528.10 kanals, has been encroached upon for erection of structures…
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