Sitting right next to the bottle recyclable waste cans when you see that someone can trash their pop cans you can scream but there are worse problems in the world. Each small amount has been calculated, and since recycling activities have begun, less wasteland has been sent to the water. In addition to what happens on land and on land, there is also waste that turns it into the air.
The World Health Organization limits how much pollution each country allows to be produced, and the cloud of pollution is usually seen to gather over the worst criminals. Although most of these countries are developing, good government policies and in practice citizens can easily prevent the destruction of the ecosystem by citizens to keep their countries clean. Have you ever been fascinated by the sight of stars while driving in the countryside? Part of this is due to low air and light pollution in these areas. Feel lucky to even see the sky, because in many places you can’t. Here is a list of the worst environmental culprits due to pollution, air quality, recyclable and waste control policies, and water quality. Some may surprise you!
1 Canada:
While Canada is proud of good air quality, not densely populated, has good water quality, and has abundant biodiversity, Canada is a worldwide bad guy by the policy. Canada is the only developed country in the world whose CDI (Promise) has declined in the environmental sector. Canada is a fossil fuel-rich country and uses mostly fossil fuels to power its power plants. Canada recently withdrew from the Kyoto Protocol as the only country to fully withdraw. TSK TSK Canada.
2 South Korea:
South Korea is not only a major contributor to pollution, but also has the responsibility to lead the developing countries of Southeast Asia in its environmental efforts as a developed country. The Center for Global Development ranks countries above seven factors that affect the world's poor, one of which is environmental protection policy. South Korea was the last to be killed on this list. South Korea is home to the Sudokuan land route which occupies 5,000 acres. In the aforementioned study from the University of Adelaide, Korea was one of the environmental performers in terms of resource availability.
3 Mexico:
Mexico had a moderate ranking in the EPI but had a surprisingly weak score for agriculture. Mexico City was seen as one of the worst air pollutants in the world in the nineties, with constant fog surrounding the city. The worst thing is that Mexico is proud of its bad reputation, having the biggest garbage dump in the world. Bordeaux pioneer in Mexico City has 76 million tons of trash.
4 India:
India was ranked 155th out of 178 in Yale's Environmental Profile Index. This ranking was due to low scores for a variety of reasons: pollution, air quality, water quality and sanitation, and wildlife and habitat quantities for wildlife received their lowest scores in the health impact categories. According to a study conducted by the University of Adelaide, India is ranked among the countries with the worst environmental impact in the world. India is home to the Donner land route, which is about 300 acres. Delhi, India has an air pollution level of 198 micrograms per cubic meter.
5 Iran:
Iran is the home of Ahwaz, the most polluted city in the world. Ahwaz put in 2,272 micrograms per cubic meter, again ten times more than in Canada or the United States. Oil fields across the country as a whole have pollution levels of 124ug / m3. Although Iran has scored mostly in the middle of the road in Yale’s EPI (Environmental Performance Index), it has received very few points at the biodiversity and habitat level for wildlife. At the same time, it should be noted that most of the countries around Iran are also very poor in this index.
6 Nigeria:
Nigeria is one of the most populous countries in the world and is still developing rapidly. As Africa’s largest oil producer, Nigeria is responsible for some of the destructive oil spills, which have reduced the quality of air, land, and drinking water. Black market competition for oil also contributes to the spread of oil. The level of air pollution in Nigeria was reported by the World Health Organization as 124ug / m3. Nigeria also has strong trash dumps. In Lagos, Nigeria, Olososon is the largest dump on more than 100 acres of land. Nigeria was ranked 134th out of 178 countries in Yale's Environmental Performance Index. This is largely due to the low contribution of water to the oil spill and subsequent health risks.
7 Kuwait:
Due to the petroleum industry in Kuwait, the World Health Organization recently reported pollution levels of 123ug / m3 (micrograms per cubic meter). That's ten times the level of pollution in Canada. Kuwait industry is not entirely responsible for this horrific air quality. Oil fields were set on fire during the Gulf War and created clouds of pollution. Plants have been shut down in Kuwait to reduce pollution, but Kuwaitis still complain that they are suffering from air quality that is linked to shortness of breath and cancer. Kuwait has been ranked among the top ten worst environmental performers by a study by the University of Adelaide in Australia. In this survey, countries were ranked based on how much impact they had in contrast to the number of resources they provided.
8 Bangladesh:
Bangladesh produces tons of waste, a bad environmental pollutant. Waste produced in Bangladesh contains chromium from tanneries, a substance that is proven to be carcinogenic. Bangladesh ranks 169th out of 178 in the Environmental Performance Index, with the worst scores of all countries for air quality and also low scores for biodiversity, habitat, water resources, water and sanitation, and health impact. Bangladesh is also one of the countries in South Asia where low-quality water can leak toxic arsenic.
9 China:
China was ranked 117th out of 1,177 countries in Yale's environmental protection index. This was due to two surprising reasons: China was almost at the bottom of the list for the worst air quality in the world and agriculture was also at a low level. Beijing has a level of 121 micrograms per cubic meter of air pollution. Outside of Shanghai, the Lagging landfill, which collects 70 percent of the city's garbage, covers an area of 1,000 acres, according to an Australian study conducted at the University of Adelaide, which ranked China among the top ten countries with the worst environmental impact. No wonder China is so low; China has revealed in recent news as fog clouds are hovering over neighboring countries. Visibility in China, Japan, and South Korea was very low due to the dense brown haze and people were advised to wear masks outside. A recent investigation by the Ministry of Environment found that more than 2,000 companies in China were ignoring state pollution guidelines. The government had trouble getting agencies to agree to follow guidelines to reduce pollution. China has gained a worldwide reputation for importing trash from other parts of the world (especially the United States) to separate raw materials or burn them as fuel. In southern China, the Guoyu dump has become a global e-waste dump. It has been found that children living near this site have fifty percent higher blood lead levels than the average child.
10.Peru
Green and innocent at first sight, Peru is the tenth most environmentally friendly country in the world. It has achieved this incredible position due to indiscriminate fishing (according to FAO data it is the second-largest country in the world in terms of the amount of fish caught) and the illegal trade of protected animal species. These include the short-tailed chinchilla and 10 more endangered species, as well as 127 endangered species.
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