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    Industrial pollution refers to toxic or hazardous emissions directly or indirectly from industrial facilities or processes into the natural environment, including emissions to the atmosphere, discharges to sanitation networks, direct discharges to ground or surface water, and storage or disposal of industrial waste. These emissions can also come from products or byproducts industries put on the market, such as dioxin contamination from burning PVC products in landfills or CFC gases depleting the ozone layer. While industrial air pollution has been an issue for decades, insufficient measures were taken to regulate the concentration of polluting industries.

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    Industrial pollution refers to toxic or hazardous emissions directly or indirectly from industrial facilities or processes into the natural environment, including emissions to the atmosphere, discharges to sanitation networks, direct discharges to ground or surface water, and storage or disposal of industrial waste. These emissions can also come from products or byproducts industries put on the market, such as dioxin contamination from burning PVC products in landfills or CFC gases depleting the ozone layer. While industrial air pollution has been an issue for decades, insufficient measures were taken to regulate the concentration of polluting industries.

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    Industrial pollution refers to toxic or hazardous emissions directly or indirectly from industrial facilities or processes into the natural environment, including emissions to the atmosphere, discharges to sanitation networks, direct discharges to ground or surface water, and storage or disposal of industrial waste. These emissions can also come from products or byproducts industries put on the market, such as dioxin contamination from burning PVC products in landfills or CFC gases depleting the ozone layer. While industrial air pollution has been an issue for decades, insufficient measures were taken to regulate the concentration of polluting industries.

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    Industry Pollution Adelca

    We understand industrial pollution to the emission of noxious, toxic or


    hazardous substances, directly or indirectly from industrial facilities or
    processes to the natural environment.
    Air pollution by industrial activity is a problem that was contemplated
    several decades ago but never took measures, to allow the irresponsible
    agglutination of large numbers of industrial air pollution plants.

    These emissions can be:

    • Emissions to the atmosphere

    • Discharges to public sanitation networks

    • Direct discharges to the ground or to surface water channels

    • Storage or disposal of industrial waste

    • Noises in the environment

    These emissions include those that are derived from the products or by-
    products that the industries put on the market. For example, the
    contamination of dioxins that can cause the combustion of PVC products in
    landfills and by incineration, or the destruction of the stratospheric ozone
    layer by chlorofluorocarbon gases

    NOMBRE: Christofer Cevallos fecha: 16/01/2018


    Curso: 2-“C”

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