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1. Introduction The generation of contaminated wastewater during manufacturing and industrial processes [] poses a significant threat to natural waterways and the purity of finite aquifers []. Many industrial waste products [,] also contain toxic substances that pollute the environment and exacerbate existing health problems []. The textile industry contributes to substantial environmental problems due to the effluent flows that contain dyes [].
By Katherine Farrow, Ioannis Tikoudis and Walid Oueslati, OECD Environment Directorate In the aftermath of the pandemic, policy makers face unique challenges in managing urban transport, but also an opportunity to steer urban mobility towards a more sustainable, resilient future. The Covid-19 crisis has caused an unprecedented shock in travel demand, raising questions about the future of transport in the near and long term.
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