In the environmental impact assessment exam, what is asked about the sources of impact? Is it the boiler, its chimney, or the exhaust gases produced by the boiler? , please provide a solution

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Reply #22016-09-22

This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2016-9-22 at 19:29. The source should not be exhaust gas; it should be the equipment that generates exhaust gas. I think the answer should be the boiler; the chimney is quite noticeable, but it is just a part of the boiler.

Reply #32016-09-22

The source of pollution must be the boiler; the chimney is the outlet, and the exhaust gases produced are pollutants

Reply #42016-09-23

It should be a boiler; the chimney is just a pipe for emitting exhaust at high altitude.

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