Tehran Refinery was warned – Online Economy
According to the report of Economy Online, quoted by Sedavsima, the Director General of Environmental Protection of Tehran Province, during the special night monitoring of the environment of Tehran Province, said: Investigations show that the flares of the Tehran Refinery are polluting, and the solution is to recover these gases and return them to the exploitation processes. It is one of these gases.
Alireza Mazinani added: Most of the fuel transport vehicles and trucks that travel to the refinery and refinery-related complexes in Energy Town are also worn out and polluting and contribute significantly to the increase in pollution in this area.
The Director General of Environmental Protection of Tehran province, pointing out that the fixed sources of air pollution contribute about 41% to Tehran’s air pollution, and of this, about 10% is related to refinery and power plant units, adding: these units are required to remove pollution and to remove The pollution of some of these units, such as the Tehran oil refinery, has been legal and legal measures are being pursued.
Alireza Mezinani added: During the night patrols and monitoring in the last few nights, about 80 cases of waste burning and waste burning were observed around Tehran, especially south of Tehran, Kahrizak, Baqershahr and the outskirts of Ray city.
Director General of Environmental Protection of Tehran province said: The collection of these pollutants in this area has caused a significant increase in the air pollution index, especially suspended particles with a diameter of less than 2.5 microns, so that now the pollution number is 192 in Baqir Shahr station.
Alireza Mazinani stated that the responsible and custodian institutions should fulfill their legal duties to deal with waste incineration and burning waste more seriously, adding: environmental patrols and monitoring of Tehran province in order to control air polluting sources and at the same time as air pollution emergency conditions It started at the end of November and will continue until February in all cities of Tehran province.