Baghdad plans new pollution control
The Baghdad Municipality confirmed that measures are being taken to address pollution within the capital city. These include waste management, controlling fires, and stopping the granting of approvals for factories that emit pollutants. Additionally, projects are being implemented to utilize waste and treat sewage water. Waste-to-energy plants have been established to reduce the amount of waste burned, and efforts are underway to control areas that have experienced continuous fires, such as al-Rashid Camp, by closing entrances and preventing waste from entering. The Baghdad Municipality has also halted approvals for factories that contribute to pollution outside the city's boundaries and has initiated projects to produce energy from waste. A plan is in place to treat the Tigris River pollution through the construction of filtration stations and projects aimed at improving air quality. These measures aim to reduce pollution and promote environmental sustainability in Baghdad, with dedicated strategic projects for water treatment and air pollution control.
Notice: This Is an AI-Generated Summary
Comments (0)