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Are it large companies that cause severe pollution, or small ones?

2016-07-12View Original

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I recently overheard people talking about how there are too many small chemical factories in the area, causing severe environmental pollution. One person said that if small businesses are restricted further, the total amount remains limited; once large enterprises are allowed more freedom, pollution will become even worse. Who do you think is right and who is wrong?
Reply #22016-07-13
Large enterprises emit large amounts of pollutants, resulting in more severe pollution. Sometimes, one large factory is better than ten small ones
Reply #32016-07-13
Well, large companies control their emissions, but not always as effectively as desired; small companies emit less, but they have very few control measures in place. A tiger may be powerful, but a pack of wolves can still be deadly.
Reply #42016-07-13
Overall, it seems that small businesses cause severe pollution.
Reply #52016-07-13
Agree with what was said on the 3rd floor: small enterprises have limited investment, so there are problems at the source of pollution control
Reply #62016-07-13
Large enterprises cause severe air pollution, as their large chimneys emit large amounts of pollutants; in a refining facility with a capacity of over 500 WT/a, the sky remains gray regardless of whether there are smaller factories in the vicinity; Small enterprises cause severe water pollution; due to low investments in environmental protection, discharging wastewater secretly for just one night can change the color of the surrounding rivers.
Reply #72016-07-13
It has nothing to do with the size of the company. It mainly relates to **control measures and entrepreneurs’ social responsibility**. Do not refrain from doing good just because it is small; do not engage in evil just because it is minor.
Reply #82016-07-13
Sure, small businesses. Large companies still have some sense of social responsibility, but as for small companies, well… it’s laughable.
Reply #92016-07-13
The control standards for state-owned enterprises are very strict, especially in Guangdong; the emission requirements for large enterprises are extremely stringent. Although their output volumes are high, the level of pollution they generate is low. As for small chemical companies, it’s only natural that they would try to evade emission regulations
Reply #102016-07-13
Hehe, you didn’t answer what I asked.

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