Pollution Concerns in Developing Countries In South East Asia,
the pollution problem has become such large problem that the
local people have to live with large garbage dumps right next to
there homes. In this picture, a family is making their way
through a waste filled shore line in order to reach their house.
As developing countries attempt to gain a foot hold in the world
markets, they must build and maintain a growing number of
industries from textile to chemical plants. On a global scale,
this is positive growth. However there is a large population of
people whose jobs are getting pushed out of sight as a result of
this development. Yet these people, substance farmers
specifically, form the internal backbone of these countries
economies. These industries put pollutants into the environment
that are finding their way into the local water supply,
minimizing the productivity of the local substance industrial
complexes are built along river banks, their waste gets pumped
into the water, polluting it to level