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No room for complacency - water- pollution control in Zimbabwe
Water pollution was recognized as a problem by the Romans, and has increased steadily as man strives for progress by exploiting natural resources. Zimbabwe's problems are small compared to countries in the North - and the Government is determined to keep it that way.
Water pollution was recognized as a problem by the Romans, and has increased steadily as man strives for progress by exploiting natural resources. Zimbabwe's problems are small compared to countries in the North - and the Government is determined to keep it that way.
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