In many developing countries, there is a problem with declining quality of air and water from both industry and construction. What measures could be taken to prevent this?

Both

air

and

water

quality are getting worse in plenty of developing countries due to factories plants and

construction

sites. In order to mitigate

this

problem possible solutions are investments in clean energy and more rigorous inspections by the

government

on both industry and

construction

sectors.

Firstly

, some kind of incentive by the

government

should be given to a factory or

construction

site which has invested in clean energy.

For instance

, lower taxation should be applied the factories which installed and are using their own solar panels. Because, these factories are not consuming electrical energy from the grid that might have a not clean source. In a similar way, some kind of incentive should be given to

construction

sites that are recycling their

water

. Since, they are not only avoiding polluting the

water

system, but

also

giving a new use for an important resource.

In addition

, regular inspections of sewer and chimney systems should be done by the

government

on factories and

construction

sites, looking for irregularities. Since, it is not uncommon to have factories which do not comply with environmental rules in order to save money.

For example

, for maximizing their profits factories might not invest in an

air

filter for their chimney.

Besides

, doing proper

water

and

air

treatment is complex and time consuming.

Therefore

, being much easier to

construction

sites to discard toxic

water

on city's sewer. In conclusion, an effort should be made by the

government

in order to mitigate

air

and

water

contamination by industry and

construction

.

This

effort should be not only stimulating factory plants and

construction

sites on using clean resources, but

also

by proper inspecting these places looking for irregularities.