India's biggest disaster in 50 years? Ask Japan for help, Japan: this favor, you can only find China
India is a country with a large population, but the living standards of the Indian people are extremely low, and the gap between the rich and the poor is huge.
The living environment in India is really disgusting, especially the Ganges, and the pollution problem is too serious.
Overcrowded Ganges in India
However, this pollution eventually led to India's biggest disaster in 50 years, and it was not a single disaster.
Helplessly, India "helped" Japan, but Japan actually said that "only China can solve this problem"
Heavily polluted Yokogawa
India has indeed been very powerful in recent years, introducing advanced weapons and improving its international status, which is really impressive!
However, India also faces many challenges. Since the outbreak of the pandemic in 20202, life has become very difficult for the Indian people, and the economy has been hit hard.
Moreover, India's environmental problems are getting worse, and negative news in the country continues to come out.
These problems have put great pressure on India's development, and strong measures must be taken to solve them, otherwise development will really be dragged down!
Recently, I heard that the Ganges River in India has suffered another "biological invasion", and this natural disaster can make everyone worry.
What is a "biological invasion"?
It's alien creatures from other areas that run into new environments and mess up local ecosystems, sometimes exterminating certain animals.
This is a super difficult "incurable disease"!
In fact, India's infrastructure is relatively backward, the allocation of resources is not reasonable, and there is no water available in many places, and the lack of water has reached a certain extent.
In comparison, China has implemented major projects such as "South-to-North Water Diversion" and "West-to-East Gas Transmission", which have successfully solved the problem of water use for everyone, improved living conditions a lot, and protected the environment. The successful experience of these projects is very worthy of learning from other countries.
South-to-North Water Diversion Project
And India's "water pollution" problem is getting worse. The latest report says their country ranks only 120th out of 122 countries in the world, with 70% of water contaminated.
Indians drinking polluted water
The root cause of this problem is that Indians have little awareness of "saving water", and their level of development is relatively slow, and educational resources are relatively scarce.
Experts predict that by 2030, more than 100 million people in India will be affected, and 40% of the population will not have access to clean water.
Overflowing catfish
The Ganges is the faith of the Indian people and has provided them with the water of life for thousands of years.
However, as the water pollution of the Ganges became more and more serious, the catfish in the Ganges River bucked the trend. The strong adaptability and high reproduction of these catfish have led to the flooding of catfish in the waters of the Ganges, further exacerbating India's water pollution problem.
In Indian waters, "alien" catfish have become the biggest threat to local water ecosystems.
These fish pollute the water source, disrupt the ecological balance, and have a great negative impact.
It is said to be India's biggest "biological invasion" disaster in nearly 50 years. India has tried various ways to solve this problem, but so far it has not been effective.
Catfish in schools of the Ganges
In order to solve this thorny problem, India turned to Japanese companies for help, but Japan unexpectedly said: "This problem can only be solved by China."
Why do you have to look for China?
Because China is a gastronomic paradise, catfish is one of the favorite dishes of the Chinese people, and there are many Chinese mouthfuls, so it should be able to solve this problem "easily"!
Oversized catfish
To sum up, the invasion of "alien species" is a global challenge, and the "catfish invasion" problem faced by India is only a microcosm of it.
As a big country, China has always played an important role in environmental protection and ecological balance. China has taken many important measures, such as restricting fishing and banning the import of "alien species", and these measures have achieved good results.
Because of this, China is in a position to provide help and experience to other countries to jointly address this global challenge.
Undoubtedly, to solve this problem, all countries around the world need to cooperate and take common measures to protect the global ecological environment.
