Israeli water experts express interest in tackling the Ganges River re

This article by Sharon Udasin contains views of experts enganged in conservation of the Ganga in India. Artcile states that "Many kinds of waste pour into the river – from old cities, new cities, village dwellings, paper pulp, distilleries, tanneries and agriculture – and each type of waste will demand a different technology and strategy. There is a huge amount of fecal coliform in the water, particularly during the rainy season, according to Tare. In conjunction with cleaning up the river, Tare said he hopes to encourage sustainable agriculture, and he reminded his audience that even a 10 percent increase in agricultural efficiency around this giant river would produce an enormous improvement in its water quality"

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