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?

There is no doubt that industries and constructions are one of the major contributors to

pollution

. Today, many developing nations are suffering from

air

and

water

pollution

caused factories and constructions.

This

essay is going to discuss the solutions for

this

problem and support them with relevant examples.

Firstly

, one way to address

this

problem can be to plant more trees and plants in the areas surrounding the factories and construction sites.

This

is because trees are natural filters that can help in filtering out any harmful substances in the

air

.

For example

, one of the most polluted nations in the world, China, has considerably reduced its

air

pollution

levels by using vertical gardens, which contain several plants to clean the

air

.

Moreover

, trees can help to purify the ground

water

Accept comma addition

water, thus

thus

improving the

water

quality

.

Secondly

, shifting of the factories, and preparation of construction materials away from the cities and nearer to forests can be a viable solution.

Instead

of planting trees in the cities, which cannot accommodate adequate trees, moving out the factories to the areas where trees are readily available can be more useful and

also

this

prevents them from dumping harmful chemicals into

water

bodies.

For instance

, several factories in Hyderabad were shifted from cities to rural areas, which not only reduced the

pollution

level in the city, but

also

, had a negligible effect on the rural areas because most of the

pollution

was filtered out by the trees.

Furthermore

, governments of developing countries can impose

quality

restrictions on materials used in factories and construction, so that the polluting chemicals released from the cheap materials can be nullified. To conclude, planting more trees, moving the factories out of the cities, and ensuring that only

quality

materials are used in these factories can be the solutions to tackle the problem of reduced

air

quality

. In my view, it is the government's responsibility to tackle

this

issue by considering some of the above-mentioned suggestions.