Developing countries around the world are suffering from the deterioration of air and water quality
due to
industrial pollution and construction problems. Tightening the pollution regulations and launching public awareness campaigns by the government can be viable solutions for the issue.
The first preventative measure which tackles the problem is the implementation of stricter control measures by the state officials. Having enforced the rules, manufacturers and other workers adopt environmentally friendly practices, Linking Words
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as using renewable energy sources and sustainable materials. Linking Words
Furthermore
, the wastes of construction and emissions from factories can be reduced by recycling processes. Linking Words
For example
, statistics provided by the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Ecology of Kazakhstan indicate that the ecological conditions decreased by 20% after striking control in the industrial and construction sectors between 2005 and 2010.
The following fundamental strategy for preventing contamination is a government-sponsored awareness campaign. Not only does Linking Words
this
approach promote an eco-friendly society, but it Linking Words
also
encourages international collaboration, by highlighting the benefits of sustainable choices for a more sustainable future. Linking Words
Moreover
, public awareness incentives for community engagement in taking actions with accountability. Linking Words
For instance
, Sweden is considered to be the cleanest and least waste-producing country in the world. The key solution created by its state was encouraging the citizens to have natural protection with informative sessions and articles.
In conclusion, the contamination rate of the water and air is substantially increasing in underdeveloped countries. Linking Words
This
concern can be tackled by implementing stricter controls on the infrastructure contaminants and initiating processes to inform residents about the safety measures for the good of ecology in their areas.Linking Words
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