1. When dams are constructed, large areas of forest are flooded. This leads to the destruction of animal habitats, causing many species to disappear or migrate. People living in these forests or nearby villages are often forced to relocate, losing their homes, land and sometimes their livelihoods. ThesRead more

    When dams are constructed, large areas of forest are flooded. This leads to the destruction of animal habitats, causing many species to disappear or migrate. People living in these forests or nearby villages are often forced to relocate, losing their homes, land and sometimes their livelihoods. These changes affect their culture and way of life. Proper planning is necessary to reduce these harmful impacts.

     

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  2. After a dam is built, several problems may arise. Villages may be submerged, displacing people. Forests and wildlife are lost. Silt builds up in reservoirs and downstream areas may receive less water. Water-sharing conflicts between states can also occur. Solutions include fair rehabilitation of disRead more

    After a dam is built, several problems may arise. Villages may be submerged, displacing people. Forests and wildlife are lost. Silt builds up in reservoirs and downstream areas may receive less water. Water-sharing conflicts between states can also occur. Solutions include fair rehabilitation of displaced people, planting new forests, periodic desilting, maintaining environmental flow and transparent planning with affected communities involved in decision-making.

     

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  3. Plastic waste like wrappers and bags, when littered on streets or in open areas, often gets carried into rivers through drains and rainwater. This waste pollutes the river, harming fish, birds and animals who may eat or get trapped in it. It also degrades water quality and clogs flow. Reducing plastRead more

    Plastic waste like wrappers and bags, when littered on streets or in open areas, often gets carried into rivers through drains and rainwater. This waste pollutes the river, harming fish, birds and animals who may eat or get trapped in it. It also degrades water quality and clogs flow. Reducing plastic use and proper disposal are essential to protect rivers and aquatic life.

     

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  4. In many homes, we use readymade soaps, shampoos and floor cleaners that contain chemicals. The dirty water from baths and cleaning is usually flushed down drains. If this wastewater is not treated properly, it reaches rivers and pollutes them. It can harm fish and other aquatic life. Using eco-frienRead more

    In many homes, we use readymade soaps, shampoos and floor cleaners that contain chemicals. The dirty water from baths and cleaning is usually flushed down drains. If this wastewater is not treated properly, it reaches rivers and pollutes them. It can harm fish and other aquatic life. Using eco-friendly products and better sewage treatment can help protect rivers from this pollution.

     

    For more NCERT Solutions for Class 5 EVS Our Wondrous World – The World Around Us Unit 1: Life Around Us – Chapter 2: Journey of a River Extra Questions & Answer:

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  5. Parents or grandparents might recall rivers and lakes being cleaner, with clear water and more fish. Children played near them and people bathed or washed clothes. Today, many such water bodies are polluted, dried up or filled with garbage. This change is due to urbanisation, plastic waste, sewage dRead more

    Parents or grandparents might recall rivers and lakes being cleaner, with clear water and more fish. Children played near them and people bathed or washed clothes. Today, many such water bodies are polluted, dried up or filled with garbage. This change is due to urbanisation, plastic waste, sewage dumping and reduced rainfall. Reviving them needs effort in cleaning and protecting local water sources.

     

    For more NCERT Solutions for Class 5 EVS Our Wondrous World – The World Around Us Unit 1: Life Around Us – Chapter 2: Journey of a River Extra Questions & Answer:

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