Until uniformity is reached, states with more stringent environmental protections will continue to suffer from the higher levels of pollution allowed by other states, and the amount of pollution in the lakes won't be significantly reduced. The Joyce Foundation and many of the environmental grantees it supports believe that the worst sources of pollution must be reduced, and if possible eliminated, in order to reverse the damage being done to human and environmental health. The Program, best known as CAMP, has assisted hundreds of businesses through projects to address issues such as preventing pollution, employing new technologies, and training workers. Instead of a solvent, you use water. In order to remove grease and oil from mechanical parts effectively using water, it is necessary to vibrate the water molecules.
Workers have fears of losing their jobs.
The workshops will assist workers and environmentalists in developing strategies to protect the livelihoods of workers in industries producing toxic chemicals at the same time that phase-outs of toxic chemicals used in other industries, such as metal fabrication, auto and auto parts manufacturing, and printing, are being pursued. The workers who produce chemicals, gasoline, and solutions used in industrial processes spend their days repairing electrical valves, maintaining instruments and mechanical operations, and overseeing large distilleries that syphon off different products and chemicals at different heats or levels of pressure. There are tens of thousands of these chemical industry workers. Until two years ago, no chlorine workers had been involved in the discussion. There is a great deal the workers don't understand about environmental issues and how their work affects the environment, according to Leopold.