Cubatão

Cubatão, the city, eastern St. Paul estado (state), southeast Brazil. It is on the Atlantic coast lowland 16 miles northwest of Santos (26 km). Established in 1948 by several cities in Santos, Cubatão is one of the state 's leading banana producing countries and is an important industrial center. One of the biggest refineries in the country is Cubatão, which produces petroleum, bitumen, plastic, synthetic rubber, propane, butane gas in addition to petroleum fuels. Cubatão also owns a large steel mill and two hydropower stations. As a result, industrial pollution initially occurred, this area became death valley, but from the late 1980s to the 1990s the city became clean by efforts to prevent pollution and other environments. The city is connected to the Santos adjacent to the highway, highway, railway extending north from Kubatan to the capital of Sao Paulo. It is popular. (2010) 118, 720

Brazil is the largest country in South America. Five of these are the most contaminated areas in South America. Santa Gertrude, a short drive from Sao Paulo's urban life, is one of the 30 most cities in South America, with the worst air quality and an average PM of 95 μg / m 3. Santa Gertrude is one of the producers of the world's largest ceramics products, and that is where most of the pollution from this economic activity comes from here. Dust generated during the extraction, transport and manufacture of clay makes up more than 90% of air pollution. Cubatao in Brazil is 7th. In the 1980 's, Cubatão acquired the title of "Valley of Death" due to many diseases caused by pollutants.

Cubatão, the city, eastern St. Paul estado (state), southeast Brazil. It is on the Atlantic coast lowland 16 miles northwest of Santos (26 km). Established in 1948 by several cities in Santos, Cubatão is one of the state 's leading banana producing countries and is an important industrial center. One of the biggest refineries in the country is Cubatão, which produces petroleum, bitumen, plastic, synthetic rubber, propane, butane gas in addition to petroleum fuels. Cubatão also owns a large steel mill and two hydropower stations. As a result, industrial pollution initially occurred, this area became death valley, but from the late 1980s to the 1990s the city became clean by efforts to prevent pollution and other environments. The city is connected to the Santos adjacent to the highway, highway, railway extending north from Kubatan to the capital of Sao Paulo. The Popular