Multidisciplinary analysis identifies key measures reducing industrial gas emissions, suggesting collaborative action for sustainability.
This article investigates practical measures and strategies to reduce environmental pollution caused by industrial gases. It presents a multidisciplinary analysis of technological innovations, regulatory frameworks, and social accountability mechanisms that contribute to the mitigation of harmful emissions such as CO₂, SO₂, NOₓ, and VOCs. Through case studies, empirical data, and policy reviews, the article explores advanced filtration systems, renewable energy adoption, carbon capture, and real-time emission monitoring. It emphasizes the importance of international cooperation, ESG accountability, and localized implementation strategies, particularly in rapidly industrializing countries. The paper offers action-oriented recommendations for governments, industries, and civil society to collaboratively address industrial gas pollution and promote sustainable development.
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Karimova Dilshunos Zokirjon qizi (2025) studied this question.
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