1. Pollution solutions

2. Reactive solutions These are solutions which happen after the fact. People see a problem, wait for the problem to happen then try and fix the problem instead of preventing it.

3. Dilution Solution to Pollution

4. The idea here is if the pollution is not concentrated that means it will have less of an effect. So to move pollution and waste to a place where it can be Diluted and thus make it less of a problem. This often just exports the real problems

5. Reclamation Here what is done is a reactive solution to the pollution problem. Pollution will contaminate until it becomes such a large scale problem or until industry is done with an area. Afterward everything is “put back to the way to was” Mines often do reclamation of land after they are finished. Harbour clean is another example

6. Cuyahoga River A Reclamation of a river Ohio river so polluted it actually caught fire…………..9 TIMES After the last fire people were so tired of the problem they decided to get together and clean it up.

7. Polluter pays This is how the government deals with most of the pollution problems The idea here is if an industry or person pollutes they have to pay for the clean up and harm they did to the environment. It is also a reactive solution

8. Proactive Solutions This means we see a problem, know it is coming and choose to prevent that problem as opposed to reacting to what is happening.

9. Prevention of pollutants being used CFC’s were found to deplete the Ozone layer so instead of fixing the Ozone layer we got ride of CFC’s This is a proactive solution to stop the things which cause the problem from happening.

10. Recycling Reusing the materials we already have as opposed to scrapping them for new materials.

11. Renewable energy Instead of using stored energy like fossil fuels we can use energy directly where they got it from. This means Solar, Wind, and Hydro Canadian homes and industry is run of 50% Hydro. Fossil Fuels and Nuke can be used when these are intermittent Smart Grid.