Mobarakeh Steel is green industry

According to Mining News Pro - Mr.Kalantari said that the situation should not be such that some organizations and offices of the country, because of attracting funds and compensating for their lack of income, have accused some factories, including Mobarakeh Steel Company, as being polluting.

The head of the environmental organization, emphasizing that Mobarakeh Steel Company has made significant investments in improving its environmental conditions, said: "Considering the environmental achievements of Mobarakeh Steel, it should be acknowledged that the company is a green industry.

"Today, the air, soil, water, vegetation and our genetic resources are having serious problems," he said. We were the worst borrower and did not leave anything of this loan.

Police said the use of energy has been abandoned in the country, which has damaged the environment. Over the years, using imported technologies, over-exploited groundwater has been exploited, and today we are seeing trees dropped out of the northern forests of the country. In fact, overuse of the environment has caused its destruction.

"Of course, using technology without the culture of using it can cause heavy environmental damage to the environment," he added. Non-sustainable policies in our country have led to erosion of soil and water over the past years. Undoubtedly people are not guilty of this process. Imposed policies and policies resulting from restrictions have made the first victim in the country environmentally friendly. When wheat self-sufficiency was raised in the year 59, an all-out attack on pastures and fields was carried out to make the country more independent, but on the other hand, we were confronted with the degradation of soil and pastures, which made us the first country In the world, it became a land degradation area.

The head of the Environmental Protection Agency said that the misguided policies of the past four decades have led to such a trend in the country, according to an annual report of 12 tons per hectare on an annual basis.

Pointing to the problem of water scarcity, he pointed out: "When people realize that we really are facing a water scarcity problem, they will definitely save, but unfortunately, we will conceal these issues, and if this trend continues, then in the future, much worse conditions will be in the sector." We will have water.

He added that water consumption should be reduced from 40 to 50 billion cubic meters, and if this does not happen, we will face a serious problem. The whole country is dehydrated so people should be given the right information so that we can help them.