Waste discharge by pharmaceutical companies – The pollution incident in the Tuoketuo Industrial Zone in Inner Mongolia, as reported by CCTV (for technical exchange only)
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This post was last edited by Handan Xuebu on 2015-7-11 08:46. What should be done with the waste discharged by pharmaceutical companies, and how should it be regulated?； How can the innocent villagers living in the surrounding areas go on living? ? Please watch the following video: http://mp.wei*n.qq.com/s?__biz= ... .0&ADPUBNO=26471#rd
Companies that ignore the interests of the general public for their own selfish gain truly deserve to be punished. Local authorities also bear an inescapable responsibility; it is truly despicable that they turn a blind eye to corporate pollution in order to ensure their own tax revenues.
Setting aside issues such as interests for now, it’s still necessary to produce these drugs; otherwise, common medications might become many times more expensive or would have to be imported, which would also pose a problem for the general public. What’s important is how to regulate it; what does a 6,000-mu polluted lake even mean? It’s hard to imagine
Raising environmental awareness and responsibility is a gradual process; it requires continuous outreach, along with strict supervision and appropriate penalties, to be effective. Moreover, it is the genuine efforts of local authorities that can help business owners move away from behaviors aimed at maximizing profits at the expense of compliance and legality, thereby fostering an awareness of social responsibility.