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Onus lies on industries to protect environment

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Noting the rising number of accidents associated with industrial pollution Andhra Pradesh’s Deputy Chief Minister, Minister of Forests, Environment, Science and Technology, Mr. Pavan Kalyan made it amply clear that companies need to take full responsibility of protecting the environment by reducing pollution.

Addressing a Consultative Workshop on Mitigation of Environmental Pollution organised by the Andhra Pradesh Pollution Control Board (APSPCB) in Vijayawada recently, he said industries should work towards providing a sustainable environment for future generations.

While acknowledging that industries provide jobs for youth, he insisted they must also adhere to pollution-free practices.

‘Protecting the environment and moving forward in the path of development are both crucial. Appropriate means should be explored for this’ said the Dy CM.

He called upon experts to devise lasting solutions to pollution, particularly in Vizag, which is facing escalating challenges.

Mr Kalyan further highlighted the State’s coastal corridor of 974 km, which he opined should be developed without disrupting the ecological balance.

“For the sake of future generations, we must start thinking now,” he insisted, calling for collective action to address water and air pollution. 

He urged experts and intellectuals to provide valuable insights into designing policies for pollution-free industries.

Pollution Control Board Chairman Mr. P. Krishnaiah, APIIC Director Mr. Cherukuri Sridhar and others participated in this program.

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