This article investigates practical measures and strategies to reduce environmental pollution caused by industrial gases. It presents a multidisciplinary analysis of technological innovations, regulatory frameworks, and social accountability mechanisms that contribute to the mitigation of harmful emissions such as CO₂, SO₂, NOₓ, and VOCs. Through case studies, empirical data, and policy reviews, the article explores advanced filtration systems, renewable energy adoption, carbon capture, and real-time emission monitoring. It emphasizes the importance of international cooperation, ESG accountability, and localized implementation strategies, particularly in rapidly industrializing countries. The paper offers action-oriented recommendations for governments, industries, and civil society to collaboratively address industrial gas pollution and promote sustainable development.

Industrial gas emissions, air pollution, environmental sustainability

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