after persecution for him North West BypassTwo young men in Escobedo City were arrested for pollution and fined 103,000 pesos.
He was the Minister of Environment, Rolando Rios; Ecology Director Miguel Varela and Environmental Agent Vanessa Luna noticed the incident in a contaminated area near a road called Brecha de Pemex. North West Bypass and Raul Salinas.
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After patrol proxpol They joined the hunt through Libramiento and the young man in a three-and-a-half-ton truck was arrested in Escobedo.
The detainees, identified as 19-year-old Víctor Osvaldo and Brayan Alan, were brought before a civil judge who fined them 103,740 pesos, That’s how much they had to pay to repossess the 1983 model truck.
How much is the fine for littering in the Pesquería River?
For several years, Mexico’s federal, state and municipal governments have been working to enact pro-environmental legislation, albeit not yet far enough, and thus tighten sanctions against polluting individuals or companies.
Take the Pesqueria River as an exampleThe case covering parts of Garcia, Escobedo and Monterrey has recently resonated since two Escobedo workers working in construction were fined more than 100,000 pesos for throwing debris and garbage into the water.
According to him General Escobedo City Ecological and Environmental Protection Regulationslast updated in 2020, we tell you what sanctions you will be subject to and how much the fine will be if you are caught for this environmental crime.
Among the above penalties, the act of dumping polluting waste into rivers is the responsibility of the responsible person. Article 225Section 9:
“Using land as a building materials depot, storing debris and/or trash in an unauthorized location will result in a $200 to $1,000 fee regardless of whether on-site remediation work is performed.”
What are the consequences of river pollution?
this river pollution Causes many negative impacts on the environment, human health and wildlife. Some major consequences include:
- Damage to aquatic life: River pollution can kill or harm aquatic life, such as fish, insects, and aquatic plants, due to the presence of toxic substances in the water. This can negatively impact the food chain and reduce the biodiversity of river ecosystems.
- Human health issues: If water from polluted rivers is used for human consumption or agriculture, it puts people’s health at risk. Contaminated water can contain pathogens, toxic chemicals and heavy metals that can lead to illnesses such as gastroenteritis, hepatitis and even cancer.
- Deterioration of water quality: Pollution can make river water unfit for drinking, swimming, fishing or any other recreational use. It also affects the quality of agricultural irrigation water, thereby reducing crop yields.
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