According to the observation, the factory gave attention to bring improvements on the environmental consequences. Some of them are the factory invest on a new plant (line two) with maximum dedusting mechanisms such as filter bags with additional dedusting systems. In addition, the factory planned and starts to construct biomass as a source of energy. It decided to use 40:60 ratio of biomass to coal during clinker production. This implementing of biomass as source of energy can reduce impacts of coal dust and other coal related problem to the surrounding environment. Moreover, the factory established environmental regulatory body as occupational health and safety. One of the experts assigned in the division is environmentalist. This shows the factory begins to look over the environmental burdens. In addition to the above major targets on improvement of environmental consequences, the factor starts greenery activities within the factory and the majority of the inside roads covered by coble stone.
In addition the above signs of friendly production, the study forwarded the following possible ways and suggestions on reducing and controlling impacts.
1. Awareness on the impacts. During the interview there is an idea that the factory has less impact by relating the factory with other country or continents without any evidence about friendly plants. This may be due to less understanding or engaging themselves to one direction that is economical profitability. Changing perspectives of the impacts of the cement production especially on top management bodies is the first step to bring reducing and controlling mechanism. In addition, according the data from the local inhabitants the majority (65.0%) are illiterate. This shows they have no a...
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...project. To ensure this project and ensure greener the factory better to focus on afforestation/plantation project on the surrounding area in addition to the greenery activity inside the factory on reducing and monitoring.
6. Factory Environmental Policy. The factory is better to design its own environmental standards and policy. In addition, it should prepared and implement environmental management plan in the factory. By doing such policy and environmental plans, all the significance environmental aspects can get attention by the plant.
7. Capacitate factory’s environmental regulatory body. While the factory established environmental regulatory body as a division by its initiation since 2013, it is incapacitated and not a decisive body to bring environmental improvements in the factory. It is better to make it well organized to have environmental decisive body.
In relation to society and environment today, the steam engine and coal production has caused large negative effects. The worldwide producer of energy, coal, has caused the air supply to lack the amount of oxygen our bodies need, due to the releasing of carbon into the air. The high amounts of air pollution have resulted in many deaths and contractions of lung diseases. The deadly fog is not seen today, but could easily return if we do not seek better resources for energy. The life expectancy in London in now 78 for a male and 83 for female, which shows the improvement of the environment due to the Clean Air Act. The Steam Engines is still in use today, but has been generally modified to fit society’s needs of clean air.
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The pollution of the factories was impacting the environment greatly. “By the late 1800s America emerged as the world’s largest industrial power.” (Document 3) Factories brought goods to people, and made money. “This success did not come without a price, however, and industrial growth brought with it a host of environmental pollution problems” (Document 3) some factories, being built next to bodies of water, polluted the drinking water for the entire community. The trash from the factories was thrown into the streets, due to the lack of waste management. “Pollution is a negative impact this factory would bring” (Document 3) the people got sick, and were choking on the black smoke that the coal burning put out. Although not as bad in America, as in Britain, people and streets were covered in soot. The children growing up working in the factories, again, were being injured and sick from the breathing problems they
The problem with pollution prevention is that it requires people to understand more than the intimate details of the production process; they must also understand the technical possibilities. Many corporations have environmental managers, which are generally responsible for helping corporations comply with the law. According to the case study, the work of environmental managers often expose them to many pollution prevention solutions, but they often have trouble getting access to production areas. Production often sees Environmental Managers as "the compliance police".
Factory Farming is a very controversial topic. Factory Farming “is a large, industrial operation that raises large numbers of animals for food. Over 99% of farm animals in the U.S. are raised in factory farms, which focus on profit and efficiency at the expense of animal welfare”. While factory farming brings many problems such as food safety risks, abusing antibiotic, and replacing independent farmers. This type of farming helps increase food production, lowers business costs, encourages technological development, and ETC. Which in return helps the public in a greater good.
First of all, factory farming creates much pollution on our environment. Producing livestocks in massive amount would require much resources, and produce huge amount of waste at the same time. Especially when the density of livestocks is extraordinarily high, large amount of wastes will be created. When the wastes are disposed at the same time, the high concentration of wastes could do immediate pollution to the environment. Areas near to the factory farms are found with serious pollution problems. Many woodlands are cleared for building the factory farms, the soil is in poor condition that is no longer fertile. The nearby water source, such as river, is contaminated with wastes that the water quality turns bad with horrible smell. The land will not be suitable for human settlement anymore.
By implementing new farming techniques provided with the new technological advances in machines we can see abundant harvest in even the poorest third world countries. For example, the Green Revolution has already showed admirable progress in the northern part of India ever since it took start in 1950. By 1997, northern India increased its grain production by 37 percent. This has proven that traditional farming methods are being rendered obsolete. And because by the year 2000, there will be half the land per person in developing countries as there was in 1970, we need to apply ultra-efficient methods to sustain the growing need. Not only does the Green Revolution enhances food output, it also preserves the environment.
Factory Farms adversely impact the environment by polluting air, water, and land. Also making animals and humans sick it’s also bad for the economy because it raises the cost of medical care and puts industrial farms out of business
Environmental protection and preservation is a new pressure point that authorities and consumers are using to encourage manufacturers to adopt green production. In this case, as the operations manager of a large automobile company, the CEO has requested a meeting to discuss climate change and the implications for the enterprise. For the meeting to be fruitful, it is imperative that I prepare a briefing paper to address climate change and relate it to the company 's operations. Second, I need to furnish the CEO with possible alternatives in the fight against climate change. Therefore, the possible routes to green production, their ethical impacts, and the question of global warming and climate change from a manufacturing perspective are discussed.
These burdens are amplified as the area is further urbanized; increasing demands for fossilized fuels, food, water, and property for additional urban construction. The impact of industrialization has transformed human life and produced extensive ecological deviations. In order to understand how the environmental impacts of ever expanding industrialized technology might linger to impact our health and that of our environment, we offer facts that should be studied. This paper suggests that extra research be conducted to enhance perception concerning advancing modern technology disadvantageous consequences on the safety of humans and their surrounding environment. Manufacturing of Energy Resources.
The manner by which the environment is being harmed is much different now than it was in the 1400's. Production byproducts rather than the actual production are the cause of current environmental degradation. However, economic analysis has proven that environmental protection is a normal good. A normal good or service in economic terms means that the demand for such items increases as income increases. As such, for the sake of the poor as well as the environment, policy makers with the aim of environmental protection should also consider their effects on the resulting, generally decreased level of production.
Our first solution is New Delhi, India. India's wheat and rice production can be increased by over 60 percent, sugarcane production by 41 per cent and cotton production by 73 per cent. The best part of this solution is that we don’t have to cut down trees or forests or we don’t even have to increase farm area! Basically, in over 157 countries, including India farms are not producing their capacities. Most importantly, in India, a study found that in wheat, the current yield was 2.49 tonnes per hectare (tph) while it could go up to 3.98 tph if proper fertilizer and water is provided. Similarly, rice yield could increase from 2.88 tph to 4...
Because of this the government has been put into a major predicament. They have, and must continue to create laws, to protect the environment. However they cannot simply place unrealistic restrictions and limitations onto the major polluters; that are the manufacturing companies. These manufacturers emit large quantities of waste and greenhouse gases. However that is the cost of today’s society. The world needs certain commodities to function properly; like paper products, gasoline, oil and other petroleum by-products, as well as many other products that; whether we like it or not, are harmful to the environment, to make and use.
There are a number of sustainable farming practices and some of these are in place on my
Environmental factors cater for the protection of the environment. A business must carefully be able to look at its surroundings to see for benefits and ensure that its daily production does not interfere with society.