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ALFA S.A.B DE C.V.

Grupo Financiero Banorte, S.A. de C.V.

Cementos Mexicanos. S.A. de C.V.

Fomento Económico Mexicano S.A.B. de C.V.

Galletera Mexicana S.A. de C.V.

Vitro, S.A.B de C.V

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Our main concern is the extreme air pollution problems we’re facing right now in our city (Monterrey). The lack of government regulations on the exhaust gases factories release due to the manufacturing of their products during the last couple decades. In recent years the government finally decided to close down all of the pedreras around the metropolitan area, in the last decade this has been one of the major causes of air pollution because of the rock dust is released by the process of cutting the mountains to produce concrete, construction blocks, granite, and marble. The most recent problem we’re facing is the huge amount of cars that live in the city, from the year 2015 to 2016 the amount of cars almost doubled down, causing huge traffic problems and even more exhaust gases released into the air we breath every day. All of these problems have caused the situation we’re facing right now, and it’s really concerning for all of us that live on this city that in the month of December of 2016, we only had two clean-air days, which is unacceptable. During the last couple weeks we’ve been discussing possible solutions to all these problems, and finally we made a proposal mainly focusing on how to solve the pollution problems, mainly focusing in infrastructure and public services.

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The way we’re going to test our hypothesis is by consulting the city’s information about the average level of pollution particles in the air, in this test we’ll be focusing only on the pollution emitted from factories, which are responsible of approximately 50% of all Monterrey’s city air pollution.

In the map above we show the main areas- of the city where factories are located: Apodaca, García, Escobedo, and near the International Airport. We’re planning to install from 2 to 4 Smog-Free Towers in each zone. The average contamination of 2016 was 86PM10 and 36PM2.5 and by our estimates of a 55% decrease on each of them we’re expecting 38PM10 and 16PM2.5, values that range more closely to the ones established and accepted by the World Health Organization which are 20PM10 and 10PM2.5

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Smog Free Tower | Smog Free Project | Studio Roosegaarde

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SMOG FREE PROJECT is a series of urban innovations led by Daan Roosegaarde to reduce pollution and provide an inspirational experience of a clean future. SMOG FREE TOWER, SMOG FREE RING and SMOG FREE BICYCLE provide a local solution of clean air in public spaces.

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"By the implementation of the Smog-free towers on several industrial areas of the city, the air quality on the metropolitan area of Monterrey, would be drastically improved."