For centuries, our ancestors used what nature offered them.  Sawdust, shavings, sunflower husks, buckwheat, waste elevators, flax fire, straw, peat mass.  All this found its place in the household and brought tangible benefits to man.

Ecology, as a science, was formed only at the beginning of the twentieth century.  The term "ecology" itself was introduced in 1866 by the German biologist E. Haeckel.  Since then, the environment has been dealing with quite serious and multi-valued problems.

Pollution of the environment with the participation of human activity, called anthropogenic.  This effect inhibits the natural ability to renew.  A serious source of thermal pollution of the environment is any company where waste products are constantly incinerated.

The fuel and energy complex is the basis for the development of the economy of any country.  Its main components are oil, gas and coal.  20% of carbon elements of fuel in the world belong to coal.  Even before the middle of the last century, coal was the most common fuel.

Technology for thermal utilization of vegetable wastes by pyrolysis is more environmentally friendly compared to combustion and is of the greatest interest from the point of view of maximum to eliminate them. In addition, the technology pyrolysis allows to obtain useful products from plant waste on a large scale. 

Protection of ecology is a global problem of our time that has a transnational and international character.

Every year, humanity acquires a higher environmental consciousness.  Modern people seek not only to use modern products and new technologies, but also to eliminate the damage caused to the environment.

At the end of the 20th century, a social movement emerged in developed European countries aimed at developing measures to protect the environment.  Since then, in most countries of the world, the so-called Green parties have appeared, caring for the future of their children, the safety of the planet, for which we are responsible.

What influences our environment?

There are quite a few factors: population growth, the rapid development of industry and agriculture, electricity generation and transportation.  The increase in the standard of living, and with it the increase in consumption, led to a sharp increase in the amount of solid waste (about 4% -5% per year).

Living nature – the source of human life, it has everything for its existence. But people can't live, without interfering with wildlife.
The main factor of human influence on nature, industry, transport, construction and agriculture. The result can be great damage to the environment, which will adversely affect the whole of nature.