It is advised not to have brick kiln near fruit orchard:
Correct answer: D. To save the trees from poisonous fumes/smoke from the brick chimneys
- A. To save the trees from erosion
- B. To safeguard the fruits from large labour population
- C. To protect the orchard from the operation of trucks meant for transporting fruits
- D. To save the trees from poisonous fumes/smoke from the brick chimneys
Explanation
Brick kilns release smoke and pollutants such as sulphur compounds and particulate matter, which can injure foliage and reduce fruit quality or yield. Keeping kilns away from orchards reduces this exposure.
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