How do industries pollute environment? Explain with five example
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A great deal of industrial pollution comes from manufacturing products from raw materials—(1) iron and steel from ore, (2) lumber from trees, (3) gasoline and other fuels from crude oil, and (4) stone from quarries. Each of these manufacturing processes produces a product, along with several waste products, which include air pollutants. Often, part or all of the polluting material can be recovered and converted into a usable product. Indeed, matter and energy that exit the facility via stacks, vents, pipes, and by other means represents a major financial loss. Thus, industry is increasingly embracing green and sustainable processes, not just for environmental reasons, but for economic ones as well
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