There is a need to create awareness and find solutions to ensure air quality, especially indoors, is free from toxic elements for a healthy life for all.
Air Pollution - Pollutants - Health Effect - Efforts to Reduce
Nearly 2.4 million deaths every year are attributable to air pollution. Air pollutants may be solid particles, liquid droplets or gases. Proper planning methods should be adopted to reduce air pollution.
Nearly 2.4 million deaths every year are attributable to air pollution. Air pollutants may be solid particles, liquid droplets or gases. Proper planning methods should be adopted to reduce air pollution.
‘Indoor air quality has to be monitored and regulated to make the air breathable, We need a stakeholder-driven policy with the industry participation for fresh air. ’
It is not only outdoors, but also indoors where the quality of air has to be pure and fresh to prevent ill-effects of pollutants, they said. "Besides metros, even cities and towns across the country are getting choked with high levels of air pollutants outdoors and indoors, especially with the particulate matter. All stakeholders have to be involved in tackling the menace on a war-footing," said Goyal on the occasion.
Organsied by Prospur Events & Promotions Ltd and the Indian Pollution Control Association, the conference called for polices with regulations and measures for greater compliance by the stakeholders.
Air Pollution May Take One Year of Your Precious Life: Study
Air pollution has been found to reduce one year in your lifespan, finds a new study.
Air pollution has been found to reduce one year in your lifespan, finds a new study.
Vprospurs Chairman Pradeep Maithani said poor air quality in the cities is a major challenge for the country.
Advertisement
Air Pollution May Up Heart Disease Risk
Air pollution may increase the risk of heart disease and lead to death. Air pollutants such as fine dust particles, ozone, nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide and sulfur dioxide can affect your cardiovascular system and damage your vessels.
Air pollution may increase the risk of heart disease and lead to death. Air pollutants such as fine dust particles, ozone, nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide and sulfur dioxide can affect your cardiovascular system and damage your vessels.
Societal Status may Indicate How Much Air Pollution the Pregnant Woman is Exposed To
Depending upon a pregnant woman’s status in the social hierarchy, air pollution exposure can be determined, says a new study.
Depending upon a pregnant woman’s status in the social hierarchy, air pollution exposure can be determined, says a new study.
