Developing countries around the globe are constantly striving to cope up with developed countries by constructing sky high buildings or by initiating manufacturing factories to cater different economical needs. However, these safeless initiatives have caused severe air and water pollution. I will be talking on some measures these countries should focus more on to prevent such environmental damage.
Due to the fast moving developments in many developing countries, constructions of multi storied buildings and factories are inevitable. While these expansions are needed to grow an economy, we should also pay attention to how we could maintain these buildouts in an environmentally friendly manner. Even though technology has improved to provide solid solutions like ecological buildings, developing countries will not have the necessary capital to focus on such expensive solutions. Hence, they mainly aim only on the short term benefits.
As a result, emission of unhealthy gas such as Carbon Monoxide and irresponsible disposal of wastage into water resources have been a major issue in countries like India. India has days covered in unhealthy haze causing lung damage to humans.
As a precaution, government should intervene in these processes and enforce stringent rules and regulations. Regular audits should be conducted to evaluate how environmental friendly these sites are. In fact, government should also provide sustainable solutions and encourage such environmental friendly developments. These government instilled rules could help more countries into environmentally friendly constructions and manufacturings. Additionally, advanced recycling methods should be introduced as a solution for garbage dumplings to water sources. Such proper systems to dispose waste, especially chemicals, can reduce air and water pollution immensely.
In conclusion, air and water pollution caused by many emerging construction and industrial sites in developing countries have been a 3rd world problem. As a solution, I believe governments should take more strict measures and force regulations to make sure no damage is caused as a consequence of these developments.
Developing
countries
around the globe are
constantly
striving to cope up with developed
countries
by constructing
sky high
buildings or by initiating manufacturing factories to cater
different
economical needs.
However
, these
safeless
initiatives have caused severe air and
water
pollution. I will be talking on
some
measures these
countries
should focus more on to
prevent
such environmental damage.
Due to the
fast
moving developments in
many
developing
countries
, constructions of multi storied buildings and factories are inevitable. While these expansions
are needed
to grow an economy, we should
also
pay attention to how we could maintain these
buildouts
in an
environmentally
friendly
manner.
Even though
technology has
improved
to provide solid
solutions
like ecological buildings,
developing
countries
will not have the necessary capital to focus on such expensive
solutions
.
Hence
, they
mainly
aim
only
on the short term benefits.
As a result
, emission of unhealthy gas such as Carbon Monoxide and irresponsible disposal of wastage into
water
resources have been a major issue in
countries
like India. India has days covered in unhealthy haze causing lung damage to humans.
As a precaution,
government
should intervene in these processes and enforce stringent
rules
and regulations. Regular audits should
be conducted
to evaluate how environmental
friendly
these sites are. In fact,
government
should
also
provide sustainable
solutions
and encourage such environmental
friendly
developments. These
government
instilled
rules
could
help
more
countries
into
environmentally
friendly
constructions and
manufacturings
.
Additionally
, advanced recycling methods should
be introduced
as a
solution
for garbage dumplings to
water
sources. Such proper systems to dispose waste,
especially
chemicals, can
reduce
air and
water
pollution
immensely
.
In conclusion
, air and
water
pollution caused by
many
emerging construction and industrial sites in
developing
countries
have been a 3rd world problem. As a
solution
, I believe
governments
should take more strict measures and force regulations to
make
sure no damage
is caused
as a consequence of these developments.