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According to a device installed at the US Embassy in Tashkent, the city's air is becoming increasingly polluted.According to a device installed at the US Embassy in Tashkent, the city's air is becoming increasingly polluted.According to a device installed at the US Embassy in Tashkent, the city's air is becoming increasingly polluted.

Deforestation is a major environmental problem in Ethiopia. Ethiopia has one of the highest rates of deforestation in the world, losing about 1.4 million hectares of forest every year, according to the United Nations. This devastates the country's biodiversity, soil quality, water resources, and the livelihoods of millions of people who depend on the forest for food, fuel, and medicine.The main causes of deforestation in Ethiopia are the expansion of agricultural land, commercial logging, and fuelwood collection. The government has taken various measures to address this issue, including reforestation programs, community forest management, and the creation of protected areas. However, these efforts have been limited due to financial constraints, inadequate implementation, and weak enforcement.

Myanmar is well known for its abundant forest resources that extend from tropical rainforests to alpine forests. The expensive forest in Myanmar not only makes a significant contribution to global carbon sequestration but it has also been recognized for its high value in biodiversity conservation. Recently, considerable pressure has been exerted on Myanmar’s forest cover and conditions because of the country's radical demographic, economic, and social changes.

Baikal is located in Eastern Siberia and is considered one of the wonders of nature. In 1996, Baikal has declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Human impact on Lake Baikal has increased, resulting in its pollution. The fact of pollution of Lake Baikal has been considered a serious problem for about 20 years, and it is still topical. Let's see the main sources of pollution in Lake Baikal.

The Yellow River in China is known as the country's «‎mother river»‎. It supplies water to millions of people in the north of China. Years of pollution from factory discharges and sewage from fast-expanding cities have deteriorated the river's water quality.

Known in ancient times as the Sarnus, the Italian river Sarno today leads the ranking of the most polluted rivers in Europe. It originates on the slope of Vesuvius and flows through Pompeii to Naples, and into the Tyrrhenian Sea. The Sarno River has for centuries served as the waterway of southern Italy, and today its importance in the region is quite great. It is a pity that much of its course is polluted with huge amounts of industrial and agricultural waste, dumping in the water more every year. The river carries its muddy waters into the Gulf of Naples, which in turn poses a threat to the marine environment.

Northern Saudi Arabia hosts some of the most extensive sand and gravel deserts in the world, but modern agriculture has changed the face of some of them. Shifting sands continued encroaching on farmland and villages, the lack of efficient groundwater irrigation distribution and drainage resulted in increasing soil salinity and waterlogging, and economic and social changes, regional and national, brought about by the oil boom.

"Uganda's forests contain 109 million metric tons of carbon in living forest biomass. Biodiversity and Protected Areas: Uganda has some 1592 known species of amphibians, birds, mammals and reptiles according to figures from the World Conservation Monitoring Centre. Of these, 1.1% are endemic, meaning they exist in no other country, and 3.1% are threatened. Uganda is home to at least 4900 species of vascular plants