UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE NUEVO LEÓN

PREPARATORIA N.º 12

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Docente: MARTÍNEZ CUELLAR MARICELA

Jorge Alberto Salas Garza 2196540
José Miguel Garza Medrano 2196682
Daniel Martínez González2196274
Zara María García Garza 2196601
Giselle Saavedra Bocardo 2196460

Grupo:100
Equipo: 04
industrial
pollution
 - Industrial pollution
refers to the release of
introduction waste and contaminants
from industrial activities,
causing harm to the
environment and human
health.
 Industrial pollution can stem
Definition of from various sources such as
factories, power plants,
industrial mining, chemical industry,
pollution among others. These
activities release gases,
chemicals, solid, and liquid
wastes that negatively affect
the surroundings.
Examples of pollutants
include sulfur dioxide,
nitrogen oxides, mercury,
lead, dioxins, among Types of
others. These can cause Industrial
respiratory issues, cancer,
neurological damage, and
Pollutants
affect wildlife and
ecosystems.
 Industrial pollution
impacts air, water, and
soil, causing ecosystem
Environmental Impact and degradation, biodiversity
Consequences loss, acidification of
water bodies, and soil
contamination.
Additionally, it can affect
the quality of the air we
breathe.
Regulations Many countries have laws
and regulations to control
and reduce industrial
And
pollution. Examples include
emission limits, water and
Standards soil quality standards, and
environmental compliance
programs.
Technologies and
Solutions
Solutions to reduce industrial
pollution include cleaner
technologies like filters and
emission capture systems, as
well as the implementation of
renewable energies and
recycling practices.
collective awareness is
crucial to pressure
industries into adopting
more sustainable practices.
People can contribute Role of Society and Individual
through responsible Actions
consumption, supporting
sustainable businesses, and
participating in conservation
activities.
 Summarize the
importance of
Conclusion addressing industrial
pollution and how
everyone, from
governments to
individuals, plays a
vital role in reducing
this global issue.