How can you control pollution arising from the need for manufactured goods?

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In order to control pollution arising from the need for manufactured goods, you need to dispose of the waste products properly, have the garbage segregated, and comply with environmental requirements. Those garbage that are not disposed properly don’t only cause pollution but will also harm the living organisms.

MariettaO [177]3 years ago

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We can control pollution by
(i) By Making workplaces no-smoking zones and banning cigarettes advertising.
(ii) By Strictly penalties for consumers and firms who break the regulations.
(iii) By Setting minimum standards in the workplace for health and safety.

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