Meus, hla’s BMS th Semester (Bsines Biles and CSR) UO Environmental Ethical Issues in Ind Ethical environment issues in India areas follows: 1) Population: Population of India i 17.8% with the World’s population, India, with 1,220,200,000 (1.22 billion) people is the secord most populous county in the world, With the population growth rate at 1.58%, India is predicted to hhave more than 1.53 billion people by the end of 2030. There is a massive imsurgence in global population and itis apprehended that this will have an adverse environmental impact. Some impacts are exemplified by the sonsequences of prodigious coal-buming resulted into widespread Aeforestation, poverty, poor sanitation, use of marginal farmlands, and soil degradation from excessive cropping, excessive ladging and uncontrolled industrial population. As population increases there will be an inevitable effect of economic activity. Such activity can be presented as a process of ‘transforming materials and energy and a large part, which appears a5 wast, Will be discharged tothe environment. 2) Water Poltution: Waters the basic necesity forall ife and the most serious environmental health problems are related to wate, Pschaps the largest ofthe environmental issues in India facing the people of Ici i inadequate o lack of access to vital fesh water resources. As India’s industries set bigaer 20 Will the amount of water they require and the amounts are already begining to spiral. The rivers are onthe fontine of pollution in India, Millions of People depend on them for their livelihoods but ‘ey are slowly being Pollited and destroyed by sewage, chemicals and other agricultal ood industrial waste. Ganga is the most polluted river in India Water sed India is such that 93% is used by the agricultural sector and 3.15% by the domestic sector. 80% ofthe fourteen peremal river in India are poled with sewage. Industal effluents, agricultural not dumpong of teieans into the river and othe large water bodies are the cause of water pation The Ganges River Pollution is now at such a high level the the orenrat ak toxins, chemicals and other dangerous bacteria found in the river ae now almost 3000 times over the limit suggested by the WHO se ane