In many developing countries today, air pollution is a major issue. What are causes and could be taken to prevent this problem in the future?

As everyone knows,

air

pollution

is too common in contemporary nations and is increasing at startling rates. The principal causes are industrialisation and a lack of

government

rules and solutions through subsidies to green energy and

government

-set rules against violence.

However

,

this

essay will discuss why

this

might be and how

this

will be solved. One of the main causes is industrial emissions, which are released into the atmosphere directly through exhaust systems without any controls on carbon dioxide (CO2), sulfur dioxide (SO2), and any other pollutants.

On the other hand

, there is a need to destroy plantations during the buildup factory.

Furthermore

, a lack of

government

restrictions is a significant factor. As, in modern countries, most families have individual cars, which not only pollute the

air

but

also

increase noise

pollution

with more stress developed at transportation systems. Seeing the matter with a brighter mind, many solutions may be helpful to curb

this

menace. First and foremost, the

government

should be given subsidies to clean or green technologies that reduce smoke or exhaust emissions,

for instance

, when the administration provides tax reductions, duty benefits, and low-interest loans for the buildup of green industries and electric transportation systems.

This

may inspire people, at least concern for financial benefits.

Additionally

, every individual should be concerned about

air

pollution

.

For example

, using bicycles

instead

of diesel transport, walking for short distances, using energy-saving lights, etc.

In contrast

, the

government

also

should set codes of conduct and laws for

air

pollution

control. If any people, organization, or industry violate the laws, there should be a charge of penalty, an organization license cancelled, and even being sent to prison.

Moreover

, urban planners and environmental experts can control the situation. If urban planners and experts take into account

this

matter at the beginning of the planning stage, they will solve it effectively to build green cities.

Such

as keeping walking facilities, landscaping in urban areas, keeping water bodies in cities, and forest park facilities, and

this

can be one of the indirect long-term solutions by absorbing

pollution

in nature. In conclusion, it is not easy to resolve a global subject, but with the joint efforts of humanity, control can be taken over the issue with the aforementioned suggested measures by the

government

-subsidized and grown-up individual awareness.