US EditionPresence of harmful chemicals found in water sources across southern Indian capital, study finds - British Geological Survey
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Presence of harmful chemicals found in water sources across southern Indian capital, study finds - British Geological Survey
In rapidly developing urban environments, water-quality protection is particularly challenging due to diverse pollution sources. Protecting water resources by identifying pollutants is essential to safeguarding both human health and the natural environment. A new study on the presence of contaminants in water in India, led by researchers at BGS in partnership with the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) and the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (…
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