Nile's imtihan

under the threat of Nile River, pollution and climate change, which has been the life vessel of Egypt for decades and meets 97 percent of water need. together with the construction of the huge dam, positioned towards the flow of water in Etiyopya, these threats reach a critical level. [[T][4]

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The volunteer groups that give great support to the life struggle of Nil, in the last three years ] 37 tons of boxes from the coast of the Nil River, the plastic bottle, the sachet and the different types of garbage bring together. More than 100 million population in Egypt, where more than 90 people live on the Nile coast, the river is located in a large carrier of life. The Nile River, the main drinking water source of Egypt, is also a large mass with fishing, as well as a bread door. It is predicted that the danger in Nil will be severe negative consequences for biodiversity, especially fishing and human health.

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]Each year 150 million ton industrial waste]

However, despite its vital importance, Nile is still continued to be polluted in intensively with agricultural and industrial waste as well as waste water and garbage spilled directly into Egypt. According to the State-supported Environmental Agency; 150 million tons of industrial waste are left to the Nile River every year. [

]The construction industry will reduce 47 percent]]

If another threat arises in connection with the change of hope, the saltwater of the Mediterranean, with the rise of the sea level, the efficient Nile River will properly convey to the depths of the delta. This will greatly destroy Nile’s life source tasks. Researchers predict that the country will decrease in 47 percent of the agricultural sector, in which the country has already been restored. cotton, which is one of the most grown products throughout the water, needs a lot of water. According to the United Nations, Egypt will attract sweet water shortage throughout the country by 2025. Currently, about 7 percent of Egyptians are unable to access clean drinking water, and more than 8 million Egyptians live without proper cleaning measures. [