The Influence of Air Pollution on Human Health

Introduction The main authors write articles to inform people about the effects of air pollution on human health and to identify all chemical contaminants invading the atmosphere. As an author of the article, Dr. Schrank is doing environmental investigations of his life. Obviously, he directed attention to important issues such as air pollution and health. I am focusing on these articles. This is because air pollution is actually a worldwide problem on a global scale and this problem is never completely solved.

Air pollution has various adverse effects such as human health, damage to ecosystems, food crops, and the constructed environment. The World Health Organization (WHO) emphasizes that air pollution is the greatest environmental risk for human health (this is a current risk, that is, a long term such as climate change that may be exceeded in the future Based on environmental threats). It is estimated that 7 million people died early each year (4.3 million people are due to outdoor environmental pollution, 2.6 people are from families) every year.

Air pollution and economic air pollution are those that can endanger human health and the health and welfare of animals and plants, or can erode materials, impair the vision, or gas, liquid that may cause offensive odor Or contamination of solid waste or products. For example, air pollution can contaminate and kill many farm crops and prevent them from growing again in that land. People will die if the farm does not have healthy foods that can be sold to us ... the moral impact of pollution caused by companies in third world countries is serious. From the damage of ecosystems and abuse of the environment to the decline in the quality of water and air, the principles of business ethics based on stakeholder ethics also apply to environmental problems. Multinational companies are active in Third World countries to reduce operating costs and create more profits. This should not be achieved at the expense of citizens.

Air pollution is a mixture of all harmful substances and fresh air in the atmosphere, causing extremely large damage, human health problems, and deteriorating quality of life. Air pollution is increasing due to an increase in the number of industries. This contaminated air does not stay in one place, but it spreads throughout the environment and affects people's lives around the world. Due to the increase in the number of diseases, the mortality rate of people has increased. Contaminated air that we suck every moment can cause pulmonary diseases and even lung cancer and therefore affect the health of other body organs.