List of Toxic waste HotSpots

What are Toxic Waste HotSpots?

     Toxic waste hotspots are places where toxic waste accumulates to the greatest extent and where the Earth's toxic pollution is felt most strongly. The situation in such areas is critical and needs to be addressed immediately. Toxins that accumulate in hotspots of Toxic waste through contact with flora, fauna, or humans cause poisoning or destruction that is difficult, if not impossible, to stop.

      The main source of toxic waste pollution are industries that produce consumer goods in demand:

● electric power industry;
● fuel industry;
● Ferrous metallurgy;
● non-ferrous metallurgy;
● Chemical and petrochemical industries;
● metalworking and machine building;
● pulp and paper and wood processing industry;
● building materials production;
● light industry;
● food-processing industry;
● microbiological industry;
● medical industry;
● some other types of industries.

     A secondary source of toxic waste is the result of improper human disposal of certain items used in the home. As an example, common drugs begin to disintegrate at the molecular level into harmful components after the expiration date.
     Another example is common garden chemicals used to kill plant diseases. Such mixtures require special toxic waste disposal, as their entry into water bodies and open ground makes life in these environments impossible.