STUDY OF SOME PHYSICO-CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF VRAHDHHA GANGA RIVER IN KASGANJ DISTRICT
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River, Ecosystem, Water quality, Water PollutionAbstract
River water is crucial for every living thing. River water is a natural and vital resource of the freshwater system for all living beings however, human has been using aquatic resources that leads to contamination of water. The modernization and industrialization has affected the water quality. Disposal off industrial waste in water body become a matter of concern that affect the water quality directly or indirectly. Due to changes in water quality, it threatens the aquatic ecosystem most. The impact of household and industrial trash on the river's water quality is the main topic of this study Vrahadhha Ganga. The study is carried out at two sites during different seasons for a year. The sample was obtained, and it was examined using a conventional procedure that took into account variables like temperature, pH, BOD, DO, alkalinity, and ammonia.
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