Airport and the Environment

 Airport water pollution is an increasingly concerning issue in the aviation industry. Airports are responsible for a large amount of water pollution due to the high volume of aircraft and ground support equipment operating in and around them. This includes oil, fuel, de-icing fluid, and other contaminants that can pollute local rivers, lakes, and streams. The effects of airport water pollution can be devastating to local ecosystems and human health. In order to reduce the environmental impact of airports, it is important to understand the sources of airport water pollution as well as effective strategies for reducing or eliminating these pollutants. 

Airports are a major source of water pollution, with the potential to cause significant damage to local ecosystems and human health. Reducing airport water pollution is an important step towards protecting our environment and ensuring the safety of our drinking water. In order to reduce airport water pollution, airports must implement strategies that focus on reducing runoff, monitoring and treating wastewater, and improving stormwater management. Additionally, airports should take steps to educate their staff and passengers on ways they can reduce their environmental impact while traveling. By taking these steps, airports can help protect our environment while still providing safe and efficient travel services.



https://www.mdpi.com/2079-9276/8/3/135

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