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.

Environmental pollution is a growing concern in third-world countries because of the large number of factories without any proper SOPs in

such

territories,

however

, some steps,

such

as proper disposal of waste and dirty water, can be taken to avoid

this

issue.

This

essay will discuss solutions.

Firstly

, there should be a proper drainage system for dirty water which produces in different processes at a construction site. Usually, it is a common practice that a waste liquid, which contains many harmful chemicals and dangerous substances, is disposed of in the sea and river.

Therefore

,

this

practice must be stopped, and

such

chemicals should be handled carefully by dumping them into a separate pool, and shouldn't be mixed with drinking liquid by any means.

For example

, in Karachi, after industrialization, the pollution increases to the extent that the government had to deploy many filter plants in order to purify water.

Hence

,

this

cost them in terms of money and the health of the locals.

Secondly

, left-outs should be handled properly. Some mill owners don't pay attention to garbage disposal, and

such

solid wastes are burnt in the open air,

thus

, omitting many deadly gases which pollute the air. Local bodies should restrict

such

owners so that

such

harmful left-outs should be buried and not burnt.

For instance

, the local body of the city of lights banned the burning of plastics to provide a healthy environment to the masses.

To conclude

, on one hand, mills within a territory are mainly responsible for diminishing the quality of nature, but, on other hand, proper policies can be designed and implemented to avoid these issues.