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LATEST NEWS UPDATES | India has reason to celebrate the increase in its Ramsar sites, but it is not enough to conserve its existing wetlands -Shahzada Iqbal and Orus Ilyas

India has reason to celebrate the increase in its Ramsar sites, but it is not enough to conserve its existing wetlands -Shahzada Iqbal and Orus Ilyas

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published Published on Aug 23, 2022   modified Modified on Aug 24, 2022

-TheLeaflet.in

As India celebrates an increase in its total number of Ramsar sites to 75, this brings into sharp relief the deteriorating state of natural wetlands across the country, especially in urban areas.

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Why were wetlands in the news recently?

EVERYONE is careful about consuming clean and pure water to protect their kidneys from malfunctioning. But what about the earth’s kidneys, the wetlands? According to the Press Information Bureau, on August 13, India added eleven new wetlands to its Ramsar sites, bringing the total number of Ramsar sites to 75, spanning an area of 12,26,677 acres. Among the eleven new locations are four in Tamil Nadu, three in Odisha, two in Jammu and Kashmir, and one each in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra.

The designation of these locations as Ramsar sites will aid in the protection, management, and smart use of wetland resources.

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TheLeaflet.in, 23 August, 2022, https://theleaflet.in/india-has-reason-to-celebrate-the-increase-in-its-ramsar-sites-but-it-is-not-enough-to-conserve-its-existing-wetlands/


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