Pollution Control With growing population in the city, greater pressures on infracture and natural resources has affected the environment in greater ways. Increase in population causes infracture to deteriorate, traffic congestion, lower air and water quality, and loss of open space. Population increase brings with it more vehicles on the roads that put greater emissions in the air and greater pollution problems that affect the land and water quality. All of this will cause more health problems. In order to deter the greater pollution with the increase in population, more measures of pollution control need to be implemented.

Pollution control legislation for point measures would cost an estimated 0.3 million. The focus could be on making the weaknesses in already existing law stronger with stronger enforcement. The emissions standards that establish annual amounts and kinds of pollutants emitted into the air and water by users of certain products has disadvantages that include allowing emissions of less than the standards free of charge, firms are restricted in the methods of compliance, and it does not take into account the differences among the firms or differences in regions. (The Economics of Pollution Controls...

The more they are over the required amount, the greater the fines. Incentives to seek less expensive measures to reduce emissions can be given discounts off the fines if proof of the measure is given at the time the payments are made. The funds from the fines can be used in the enforcement process. It could be a measure of enforcing the emissions reduction process and provide more funds to the program.
Random emission testing would cost approximately $0.6 million. Vehicle air pollutants are carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons, nitrogen oxides, particles, volatile organic compounds, and sulfur dioxide. (Free vehicle emissions testing) Two teams of transport inspectors can be placed on the roads on a daily basis. The use of a 4-gas analyzer that measures levels of carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons would tell the levels of tune ups done on vehicles in the city. Recommended emission levels set for vehicles of different ages, taking into account of technology advances could be set for level control. By doing random emission checks on vehicles, preferable targeting vehicles that are smoking, it would encourage citizens to maintain their vehicles for better performance and less emission in the air.…