Environmental pollution resulting from hazardous plant pollution, its characterization from a disaster management point of view, and summary of the lessons learned from the case
Abstract
The aim of the authors of the article is to present their present research, which provides an alternative to the legal regulation that can be used, in addition to the methods and tools that can be used to determine the causes, causes and possibilities of soil pollution. The authors conduct research in a variety of disciplines, examining environmental elements, the legal regulation of hazardous plants, chemical technology, and primary intervention. Thus, they present the same problem from different angles. In any case, the industrial origin of soil contamination can also be reduced by legislation. This is worth highlighting because soil contamination is a complex and costly tool to detect, analyze, and prevent contamination. At the beginning of the article, we present a model experiment planned for our research in a few months. We then perform a complex presentation of soil contaminants based on the available international literature. We then describe the legal regulatory option, listing the most recent regulators. Finally, as a summary, we conclude our summary with a few figures. Our presented research is planned to last for several years, and our results are continuously published on possible scientific platforms.
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