Eco Watch

Environment Protection Department is committed to control Smog and improve AQI

Smog is a type of air pollution that results from the interaction of pollutants, primarily from vehicle emissions, industrial processes, and natural sources, with sunlight. It consists of a mixture of fine particulate matter, ground-level ozone, and other pollutants that create a hazy and often dense fog-like appearance in the atmosphere. Smog can have detrimental effects on human health, leading to respiratory issues, exacerbating allergies, and causing visibility problems. It also has environmental impacts, including damage to crops, forests, and aquatic ecosystems.

This application is used to conduct surveys of industrial units that have the potential to release harmful emissions into the environment, contributing to smog. The application will collect data on the emissions, pollution sources, and other relevant information. The surveys aim to identify and assess the impact of industrial activities on air quality and smog formation.

The mobile application dedicated to hospital waste surveys would allow inspectors or authorized personnel to conduct surveys and inspections using mobile devices. The application streamlines the data collection process and enable real-time reporting and updates.

An incinerator is a specialized facility designed for the controlled combustion of various types of waste materials, converting them into heat, ash, gases, and residues. It is commonly used for the disposal of medical waste, hazardous waste, municipal solid waste, and sometimes even industrial waste. The high temperatures achieved during incineration help to break down organic matter, reduce the volume of waste, and destroy potentially harmful pathogens and toxins.

This component involves inspections of incinerator facilities to ensure their proper functioning and compliance with environmental regulations. Incinerators are used to dispose of waste through controlled burning, and their emissions need to be monitored to prevent air pollution.