To be very specific on my own country Canada water pollution is not a big problem because each and every industry is certified to have something called nice filters and all stuff before they release the water into the freshwater lakes and Such rivers etc in order to make sure that they remain pristine as they are So yes, the Canadian government has gotten many immense initiatives in order to conserve the quality of water in My country but talking about the world overall countries like India and I cheer young Pakistan who do not have that much of budget The water bodies of theirs are getting continuously Contaminated by waste from their industries, etc Meanwhile, Canada is quite safe in this perspective and people over here are so much cooperative about the conservation of the water and fully cautious of the ill effects of not following all these
Band 7+: Is water pollution a problem in your country?
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To be very specific about my own country, Canada, water pollution is not a big problem because each and every industry is certified to have something called nice filters and all that before they release the water into the freshwater lakes and rivers, in order to make sure that they remain pristine. So yes, the Canadian government has implemented many immense initiatives to conserve the quality of water in my country. However, talking about the world overall, countries like India and Pakistan, which do not have that much of a budget, are seeing their water bodies continuously contaminated by waste from their industries. Meanwhile, Canada is quite safe in this perspective, and people here are very cooperative about the conservation of water and fully aware of the ill effects of not following these practices.
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