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Evaluation of Environmental Impacts of Saryu Canal in India

The environmental problems, such as waterlogging and salinization, in the vicinity of irrigation canals, are extremely widespread. It is also known that about half of the world's irrigated area has already been damaged to some degree by waterlogging or salinization, and that much of the additional land which is expected to be irrigated in the future is highly vulnerable to similar damage. In Pakistan, out of a total 15 million ha of irrigated lands, as many as 11 million ha are already suffering from waterlogging or salinization. Egypt, Syria, Iraq, Iran, USA, Afghanistan, and Sudan, also have similar stories to tell. India, also, has not only lost at least 7 million ha of land but large additional areas are being affected by a rising water-table and salinification—year after year even in areas of comparatively new irrigation projects. The Man and the Biosphere programme (MAB, 1976) has emphasized the ecological effects of irrigation derived from large river-basins.