Industrial emissions are pollutants released into the atmosphere during manufacturing, energy generation and processing activities. Their monitoring and control help assess the environmental impact of industrial operations, ensure regulatory compliance and support measures aimed at reducing effects on human health and the environment.
Introduction Energy powers the world: from the electricity that lights our homes to the fuel that drives industry and transport, we rely on various energy sources to sustain our way of life and economic and social development. However, behind this apparent convenience...
It is impossible to imagine a world without plastics, medicines, fertilizers, or fuels. The petrochemical industry is the backbone of modern life, providing the essential materials that sustain our daily lives. However, this progress comes at an invisible cost: a...
It is impossible to remain indifferent to the significant impact that our waste is having on both human health and the planet. There are solutions, but the growth of the population and urbanisation, along with inadequate waste management in landfills worldwide, make...
Methane leaks into the atmosphere are accelerating global warming, with recent scientific findings revealing a record-breaking increase in the past five years. As Inger Andersen, Executive Director of the UNEP, states, "Governments and oil and gas companies must stop...
The world is hungry for steel, as evidenced by the high global demand for this vital material and its contribution to economic and social development. The Neom project, currently being developed by Saudi Arabia with a vision towards 2030 to diversify the country's...
In the small rural town of Seveso, to the north of Milan, 10 July 1976 is a date that will never be forgotten, as it was then that the ICMESA chemical plant experienced a serious accident that placed the Italian region of Lombardy among the world’s greatest...
Whether it's plastic containers, clothes, home appliances, the detergents and medicines we use, the transport we choose or the heating in our homes, countless everyday objects and business processes require petroleum-derived substances for their operation or...
The paper industry generates air, water, and soil pollution due to its high energy and resource consumption. Understanding these impacts and applying advanced monitoring and emission control technologies is essential to move towards a more sustainable paper production...
The fertilizer industry generates significant emissions of atmospheric pollutants such as ammonia (NH3), nitrogen oxides (NOx), and particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10), which affect air quality in both industrial and urban environments. Continuous monitoring using...