Environmental pollution is regularly highlighted by the media. The public's distrust of pesticides and other "chemicals" is obvious, public expertise constantly questioned and the decisions of the authorities contested. Ecotoxicology, the science of pollution and chemical pollutants, has developed ...

The impact of global climate change warnings and ozone depletion on the global economy has attracted many researchers in recent decades, and many international organizations have taken action in response to these problems, including co-engagement Montreal, Kyoto, and Paris treaties. The purpose of...

Most of the existing epidemiological studies have investigated adverse health effects of multiple air pollutants for a limited number of cities, thus the evidence of the health impacts is limited and it is challenging to compare these results because of different modeling approaches and potential...

The Lancet Commission on Pollution and Health, which conducted a comprehensive assessment of the health and economic impacts of key forms of toxic pollutants in air, water, and soil, estimated that 9 million people die annually from the impact of pollution, which represents 16% of all deaths...

The most common currently used air quality risk communication tool, the Air Quality Index (AQI), has been criticized. As a result, Canada proposed the Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) to communicate the health risks of multiple pollutants. However, the AQHI is calculated by directly summing the...

There has been a worldwide interest in renewable energy technologies, as a means of decreasing reliance on fossil fuels, minimizing climate change effects, and reducing greenhouse emissions. One such technology is geothermal heating where the constant subsurface temperature is used to cool or heat...

It is an extremely urgent problem that physical fitness promotion must face not only the increasing air pollution but also the decline of physical activity level of children and adolescents worldwide at present, which is the major reason that forms an inactive lifestyle and does harm to...

Humans inhale a mixture of various air pollutants, and there is ambiguity whether these pollutants act independently or in an additive, synergistic, or antagonistic manner. We aimed to examine differences in adverse health effects of short-term exposure to air pollution through single-versus multi-...

Introduction: Worldwide, approximately 1900 people die by suicide daily. Daily elevations in air pollution and temperature have previously been linked to a higher risk of death from suicide. To date, there have been relatively few studies of air pollution and suicide, particularly at a national...

This review systematically assessed those studies investigating the association between air pollution and birth outcomes using land use regression (LUR) models for exposure assessment. Fifty-four studies were identified which were published between 2007 and 2019. Most of these were conducted in...