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As a step to control pollution ‘Kulhads’ were used on a
large scale What was the ill effect of this practice? ​

Jahirul Mazumder · Accepted Answer

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Kulhads are made from clayey soil by firing them at very high
temperature This process of making involves

Clayey top soil
Combustion of fuels for high firing temperatures

Thus,
there is loss of fertile top soil and utilisation of large amount
of fuels Both are non renewable resources that take many years to
replenish Hence, their making is not a beneficial process but loss
of soil and fuel

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As a step to control pollution ‘Kulhads’ were used on a large scale. What was the ill effect of this practice? ​

As a step to control pollution ‘Kulhads’ were used on a large scale. What was the ill effect of this practice?