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     Industry emissions control is critical for reducing greenhouse gases and pollutants that contribute to climate change and air quality issues. Key industrial sectors like manufacturing, steel, cement, and chemicals are among the largest sources of carbon emissions due to energy-intensive processes. Transitioning these industries to cleaner energy sources, such as renewable electricity and green hydrogen, can significantly reduce their carbon footprints. Improving energy efficiency through advanced technologies and process optimization also helps cut emissions by reducing energy consumption. Carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) is an emerging solution, capturing emissions from industrial processes and either repurposing or storing them to prevent their release into the atmosphere. Material substitution, such as using alternative, low-carbon materials in production, offers another approach to lowering emissions, especially in sectors like construction. Encouraging recycling and circular economy principles minimizes waste and reduces the need for energy-intensive raw materials. Implementing stricter emissions regulations and incentives for cleaner practices pushes industries to innovate and adopt low-emission technologies. Real-time emissions monitoring and reporting ensure transparency and accountability, helping companies track progress and meet environmental standards. Together, these strategies support a sustainable approach to industrial production, allowing industries to contribute to climate goals while maintaining productivity and economic growth.