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ECOLOGY PROBLEMSHOVHANNISYAN MERY END MARIETA
WATERGlobal demand for water increases,as many countries are facing large population growth.The water crisis is not only a problem of dry countries.The demand for water will increase in this century.One of the ways out is desalination.
DesalinationIt is the process by which salt water is converted into drinkable fresh water.The first desalination plant was set up in the UAE in 1960,producing 56,250 liters of fresh water a day.
Ecology of airTons of gases
coming of cars and the smoke rising from factories and plants pollute the air.This results in acid rains.
Acid rains are killing forests in Europe nearly every species of tree is damaged by pollution:their leaves
are thinning,their grouth is stopped.
Result of acid rains
PROBLEMS WITH VEHICLES
Today vehicles cause problems polluting the air and using valuable oil reserves.Now the search is on for cars that use less energy and keep our air cleaner.
Problems with energy Energy resources are the greatest problem of this
century because on the one hand petrol and gas are damaging to the environment and ,on the other hand, oil and gas reserves are not so great to keep people supplied for long.they predict the use of
Energy from the sun;Energy from the wind;Energy from water;Energy from the earth;Energy from litter.
Problem with resourcesEnergy and resources are ecological problems.Europeans and North Americans are all big energy users and most of them are big energy wasters too.For Armenia energy is one of the greatest problems and it is especially important to conserve energy.
Sevan lake problems
Role of sevan lakeLake Sevan is the largest lake in Armenia. It is located at the altitude of 1900 meters above sea level.Lake Sevan is the only large water body of Armenia and has an important role.
.The chief problem of Lake Sevan, the largest body of fresh water in Armenia, was the sharp reduction of the water level, which began to lower in 1950 because of the excessive water drainage for energy needs and irrigation purposes. As a result of this brutal use of water, the level of the lake has fallen