Influence of waste gas discharged from factories on the environment

The waste gas emitted by factories has a great impact on the environment. The waste gas mainly includes harmful gases and particles such as carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, ozone, sulfides and volatile organic compounds. These pollutants will cause different degrees of damage to air, soil, water resources and ecosystems.

First of all, the exhaust gas will cause air pollution. Harmful gases and particles in the air will do harm to human health, such as cough, asthma, respiratory tract infection and other symptoms, which will affect the human blood circulation system and life expectancy in severe cases. At the same time, harmful gases can also cause harm to plants and animals.

Secondly, the discharged waste gas will pollute soil and water resources. Nitrogen oxides and sulfides in waste gas will combine with water vapor in the atmosphere to form acid rain, which will pollute soil and water sources and affect crop growth and water quality safety.

Finally, the exhaust gas will also have an impact on the ecosystem. Ozone and particulate matter in waste gas will affect the growth and nutrient intake of plants, thus affecting the balance of the whole ecosystem.

Therefore, enterprises must strictly abide by relevant environmental laws and regulations in the production process, take effective environmental protection measures, control pollutant emissions, and reduce the impact on the environment.