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    Technogenic Pollution and Its Consequences

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    2025-01-26
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    Kilicheva Dildora Ismailjonovna
    Erdonova Diyora Erdon qizi
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    Human activities pose a serious threat to global environmental stability. This article examines the major sources of anthropogenic pollution, including industrial processes, transport, energy production and agricultural practices. The harmful effects on ai r, water, soil and biodiversity are also being studied. Finally, the study examines innovative technological solutions and policy frameworks aimed at reducing pollution and ensuring ecological balance. The harmful effects on air, water, soil, and biodiversity are also being studied. Finally, the study examines innovative technological solutions and policy frameworks aimed at reducing pollution and ensuring ecological balance. In addition to analyzing pollution sources and their consequences, this research evaluates the role of international cooperation in addressing environmental challenges. Collaborative efforts between governments, non-governmental organizations, and private industries play a crucial role in implementing large-scale pollution control strategies.
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