Diminishing quality of air and water from both industry and construction has become a tremendous problem in several developing countries. There are multiple solutions which could be implemented in order to preclude this problem.
First and foremost, the are numerous initiatives which can be taken by government-funded organizations and government itself so as to solve this problem. Increasing the number of trees and plants in the vicinity of the factories and building sites is one strategy to solve this issue. This is due to the fact that trees act as natural filters, helping to remove any dangerous pollutants from the atmosphere. Moreover, another action that can be taken is to reduce the number of factories to ensure the acceleration of oxygen. To explain this utmost problem, the smoke emerging from factories is very inimical for human body and it is hard to maintain a healthy life style in an environment which is full of harmful chemical elements.
Secondly, consuming low-quality and polluted water is another enormous issue which should be addressed. From ancient times, humankind has used water as a substance to fulfill their multiple needs; owing to this fact it should be accentuated that a substance this crucial should not be consumed if it is low in quality. Acknowledging this fact should encourage humans and the government to come up with plausible solutions such as imposing fine when people pollute the oceans, rivers and any other kinds of water. Being aware of the repercussions of an irresponsible behaviour mentioned above could be sufficient to solve this problem to certain extent. For instance, the Republic of Azerbaijan pronounced a regulation in the year of 2012 which demonstrated a heavy fine in case of polluting the Caspian Sea.
In conclusion, even though plummeting quality of air and water is one of the huge problems in developing countries, if handled responsibly it could be resolved in an efficient way.