Baghdad Launches National Campaign with Government Funding to Remove Water Hyacinth
A national campaign has been launched in Baghdad to remove the water hyacinth from the rivers, involving government agencies and volunteers, with the aim of reducing water pollution and protecting water resources. The campaign also seeks to combat the invasive plant that threatens the ecosystem and obstructs water flow to agricultural lands. Special focus is placed on the upper regions of the water bodies, with coordination between the Ministry of Environment and the Ministry of Water Resources. Water hyacinth is considered one of the most dangerous rapidly spreading aquatic plants, leading to decreased oxygen levels in the water and destruction of marine life.
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