Does the garbage incinerator smell bad?

Recently, some citizens burned garbage and fallen leaves at will in residential areas, and the stench and smoke made nearby residents complain. In this regard, experts remind that improper garbage incineration will not only pollute the air, but also endanger human health.

Recently, Mr. Wu, an overseas Chinese town in Meixian County, reported that the property management personnel of a residential area in Overseas Chinese Town burned fallen leaves and other garbage on the edge of the residential area many times, which made the surrounding smoke billow. Students of Meizhou Normal University in jiaying university also reported that the open-air garbage recycling factory near the school burned all kinds of garbage every day, so that they had to endure the pungent smell during class. A resident near the gas station of Pan Tong Farm in Jinpan Development Zone, Tangkeng Town, Fengshun County also said that someone had been burning plastic products near his home for a week. The fallen leaves of the Martyrs Cemetery in Pingyuan County were also "burned", which made the residents of Hualongyuan on Pinggang Road miserable. ...

Mr. Wu of Meixian Overseas Chinese Town said: "Garbage should be treated through normal channels, so if it is burned, it will harm others and yourself." During the interview, many citizens put forward similar views.

Jiang Hanqi, deputy chief physician of the Department of Internal Medicine of Meizhou Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, said in an interview that if garbage is not handled properly, the gas it produces is very harmful to human body. According to reports, burning garbage will produce several common pollutants, such as sulfur dioxide, suspended particulate matter, nitrogen oxides, etc., which will easily make people have difficulty breathing, cause respiratory infections and cause respiratory diseases. In addition, dioxin, a toxic substance, will be produced in the process of garbage incineration. If pregnant women live in an environment containing a certain amount of dioxins for a certain period of time, it may lead to miscarriage or fetal malformation.

Air pollution caused by burning garbage can not be ignored. During this period, toxic gases such as malodor and sulfur will be released in large quantities, and dust and fine particles will fly with the wind, resulting in excessive suspended particles of sulfur dioxide in the air and frequent dust pollution caused by acid rain. To this end, the Air Pollution Prevention Law stipulates that it is forbidden to burn asphalt, linoleum, rubber, plastics, leather, garbage and other substances that produce toxic and harmful smoke and malodorous gases in densely populated areas; It is forbidden to burn straw, fallen leaves and other substances that produce smoke pollution in the open air in densely populated areas. In case of the above situation, the environmental protection department will order it to stop the illegal act and impose a fine if the circumstances are serious.