Aquatic Pollution Control

Aquatic pollution control involves measures and regulations aimed at preventing, reducing, and managing contamination in water bodies such as rivers, lakes, and oceans. This includes monitoring water quality, treating wastewater, controlling industrial discharges, and managing agricultural runoff. Effective control ensures the protection of aquatic ecosystems, public health, and the quality of drinking water. It typically involves collaboration between governments, communities, and industries to implement standards and practices that safeguard water resources for future generations while promoting sustainable use.