This chapter deals with the environmental aspects of iron ore sintering while addressing the measures aimed at addressing these impacts. It elaborates on the potential environmental risks posed by sinter plants which are air pollution, particulate matter, the release of sulfur oxides and carbon dioxide emissions, and waste generation during the sintering process. The chapter also discusses the regulations and standards concerning the emission slicing that operates the machine and summarizes the environmental norms applicable in the international and local contexts. It also discusses the various technologies that are aimed at reducing the adverse impact of the sintering such as emission control systems, waste management technologies, and energy efficient technologies. Finally, the chapter outlines case studies of effective environmental management systems introduced in the facilities of the sinter plants abs copies the principles of ecological awareness. This chapter, on the other hand, throws light on the consequences of sintering from an environmental point of view and the steps that are being taken in the industry in a bid to boost its eco-friendliness.