Residents living
near industrial areas are facing
industrial pollution problems as industry produces pollutants
such as
organic substances, toxic chemicals, noise
and odor.
They usually file the complaints about health including a wide range of
symptoms, diseases especially poor quality of life.
Undeniably,
the convenience of
the residents of Nilai living
near industrial areas are being close
to commercial hubs and Nilai industrial estate, however, the foremost emerging problem arises, they are facing with
the problems related to environmental
pollution.
They are suffering from some of the air pollution which
is mainly caused by gas emission and the exceeding permitted levels of numerous
toxic substances from the factories nearby.
The
causes of
Nilai’s environmental hazards caused by the multi exposure to chemicals combined with exposure to
odors can be attributed to the output from manufacturing; it’s industrial air
pollution.
The effect of the daily
deteriorating quality of air which contributes to poorer health is becoming
evident daily, some gradual, some sudden. This is threatening resident’s
livelihood.
Undeniably, economic development is certainly leading to increase the level of air pollution; the people and the surrounding environment are seriously affected by the poor air quality. In no doubt that air pollution is the price pay for development.
Undeniably, economic development is certainly leading to increase the level of air pollution; the people and the surrounding environment are seriously affected by the poor air quality. In no doubt that air pollution is the price pay for development.
Economists use opportunity cost to weigh decisions, in order to make the best decision and get the biggest benefits. If the air pollution continues to rise at an alarming rate, it will wreak havoc on human health and it’s a terrible cost to society.
The question remains: Should drastic action be taken against the defaulting companies along with the improvement of the weak emission control measures which have resulted in an increase in air pollution?
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