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China is one of the most polluted countries in the world. Up to 70% of the rivers, lakes and reservoirs in China are affected. A national survey shows that nearly 20% of the organic pollutants discharged into various water bodies (expressed in chemical oxygen demand) in 2007 originated from industry. These factories have polluted important water resources. Studies show that about 20-30% of China's water pollution is caused by the manufacture of imported goods. The GB8978-1996 Comprehensive Wastewater Discharge Standard stipulates the allowable discharge concentration of 69 kinds of water pollutants, mainly traditional and well-known wastewater pollutants. [1] However, with China becoming the world's fastest-growing large economy, a large number of chemicals emitted by various industries have also increased, and some toxic and harmful organic pollutants are particularly worrying. Once released into the environment, these toxic and harmful substances will pose a long-term threat to human health and ecosystems. Many countries and even the whole world prohibit or restrict these toxic and harmful substances, but in our country, they are not all listed as prohibited or strictly rzhongyaodou.71ix.comkakou.37ix.com.cnzhongyaocai.71ix.combaohuqi.07858.netzaoxingzd.37ix.c
om.cnlangfang.71ix.cnestricted substances, and they are not included in the list of pollutants monitored by relevant industry wastewater discharge standards, and the treatment process of sewage treatment plants has not yet been designed for these substances. Enterprises can entrust environmental protection departments or third-party testing institutions such as SGS to detect wastewater restricted substances, obtain the testing data of various restricted substances, understand the characteristics of water use in the production process, and strive to eliminate toxic and harmful chemicals emissions and reduce industrial water pollution hazards.