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?

Several countries, which are not yet developed, are facing a lingering issue of deteriorating air and water quality because of the pollutants emitted by thousands of factories and the sites constructing new buildings. The governments of those countries should take few immediate steps against

this

such

as stricter law and more awareness programs.

First

and foremost, they should be stringent laws against those who have been polluting our nature. A specific dumping ground, away from any river should be fixed ensuring less water pollution. If there are any rule flouters, they should be heavily penalized.

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Additionally, there

should be strict direction on what pollutants the industries are allowed to emit and that too to what extent. They should

also

be ordered to move them out of residential areas,

thus

making way to cleaner air.

For example

, a study has proven stricter rules and punishments can decrease the air and water pollution by 30%, just by compelling the offenders to abide by few regulations.

Secondly

, awareness programs are necessary to let these people know the detrimental effects of their businesses. Unless they do not know clearly why they are being asked or accused of polluting the environment, they will never change their mindset.

Hence

, these sessions are required just to let them know the reasons behind these laws.

In particular

, there has been a 45% increase in the number of companies, following environmental laws after a dedicated 7 day campaign was done throughout Mexico. In conclusion, industrialization cannot be avoided as they support the needs of the countries.

However

, we should take steps to minimize its harsh effects by amendment in laws and some self realization.