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Hydrocarbon exploitations, mines, quarries and other establishments for the extraction of materials from the earth;  The industries, factories, workshops and establishments where they are manufactured, modified, cleaned, repaired, decorated, finished or prepared for consumption, or where the materials receive some transformation, including the demolition, materials, shipbuilding industries. , and the generation, distribution and transformation of electricity and the motive power in general. The construction, reconstruction, conservation, repair, modification or demolition of all types of works and buildings, railways, trams, ports, piers, docks, canals, piers, inland waterways, roads, tunnels, bridges, viaducts, sewers, drains, collectors, wells, telegraphic or telephone facilities, electrical companies, gasometers, aqueducts or other constructions, as well as the conditioning of the land and the foundations for works of that nature.

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What is industrial pollution?  It is the uncontrollable degradation of the environment by unplanned industrial growth, which is directly related to the discharge into the atmosphere of polluting substances without any control of the quantity, density and chemical composition.  The main cause of industrial pollution is the large-scale burning of fossil fuels such as oil, coal, gas, plus poisoned wastewater that pollutes land, rivers and lagoons.

The problem of industrial pollution affects the air, water and land.  The most common causes of environmental pollution, apart from the burning of fossil fuels, is the uncontrolled overuse of fertilizers and pesticides (such as DDT in homes), the inappropriate handling and storage of organic and inorganic waste such as plastic, waste of factories, hospitals, restaurants, markets, and housing complexes, the destruction of analog televisions and their delicate toxic components, the inappropriate storage of expired toxic drugs and the poor quality of oil refining processes, generating volatile organic compounds and chemical substances consisting of small, fine particles like smoke and gases that rise into the atmosphere.

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Factories or industrial plants are obliged to present a report to the authorities of their emissions every certain period of time, they are subject to surprise inspections. One of the problems we have for ozone is that nitrogen oxide and volatile organic compounds are two precursors, but it turns out that only nitrogen oxides are considered regulated pollutants, while the others are not, so it is very lax towards volatile organic compounds and is strict for the no and in that imbalance, because it is where we still have the problems that we see now.

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The problem of industrial pollution affects the air, water and land. The most common causes of environmental pollution, apart from the burning of fossil fuels, is the uncontrolled overuse of fertilizers and pesticides (such as DDT in homes), the inappropriate handling and storage of organic and inorganic waste such as plastic, waste of factories, hospitals, restaurants, markets, and housing complexes, the destruction of analog televisions and their delicate toxic components, the inappropriate storage of expired toxic drugs and the poor quality of oil refining processes, generating volatile organic compounds and chemical substances consisting of small, fine particles like smoke and gases that rise into the atmosphere.

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factories are the set of human activities to transform matter into products or by carrying out work or processing with machines or tools considered industrial factories. taking into account the types of factories that exist today
types of factories
chemical industries
food industry
Energetic industry

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How governments interact with factories
Faced with this situation, the government of Mexico City indicated that cement companies and those in the chemical and food sectors have to be transformed into green industries, as a measure to reduce the high levels of pollution. To some extent we could say that it has not been updated to make these controls more stringent, at least the part that falls to the industry possibly requires stricter regulation. What happened was that there was a reduction in both the air quality standard and the pre-contingency index, which was called before, that now automatically a value or a lower level activates the pre-contingency or rather the contingency now ”.

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The enormous changes that arise during the evolution or revolution of factories enter the digital age and the unstoppable advance or development of technology that are having a great transversal impact on all factors of the economy, health, environment and society. We are living in a time of transformation so important that it was contracted by the development of steam engines in the factories of the 19th century.

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It is the uncontrollable degradation of the environment by unplanned industrial growth, which is directly related to the discharge into the atmosphere of polluting substances without any control of the quantity, density and chemical composition. The main cause of industrial pollution is the large-scale burning of fossil fuels such as oil, coal, gas, plus poisoned wastewater that pollutes land, rivers and lagoons.

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Members of the group:

Nallely Lisbeth Fuentes Calderón

Cesar Otoniel Sánchez Perdomo

Jose Rodrigo Flores Herrera

Oscar Antonio Rubio Flores

Jonathan Alexander Arguera Juarez

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Every day, 70 thousand industrial plants, the Tula refinery and three thermoelectric plants located in Hidalgo, generate emissions that affect the country's capital.

According to data from the Secretariat of the Environment of Mexico City, automotive emissions have decreased in recent years, while those generated by companies have increased. This is Ricardo Torres Jardón, an academic at the UNAM Center for Atmospheric Sciences.

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How long do factories last in the world?

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How long do factories last in the world?

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Factories or industrial plants are obliged to present a report to the authorities of their emissions every certain period of time, they are subject to surprise inspections. One of the problems we have for ozone is that nitrogen oxide and volatile organic compounds are two precursors, but it turns out that only nitrogen oxides are considered regulated pollutants, while the others are not, so it is very lax towards volatile organic compounds and is strict for the no and in that imbalance, because that is where we still have the problems that we see now