Environmental Pollution and Global Health | Report

Running head: ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION AND GLOBAL HEALTH
ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION AND GLOBAL HEALTH
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Introduction
The topic is going to be discussed on environmental pollution and global health. The
essay is going to be structured certain basis such as health issues, education, marketing,
technological advancements, government policies, and in the fields of business.
Environmental pollution is referred to as the pollution which is originated from the physical
as well as biological elements of the Earth (Vesilind, Peirce & Weiner, 2013). The pollution
is related to the system of atmosphere and the processes of environmental factors that can
lead to severe consequences. On the other hand, global health is defined as the health of all
the people covering the whole population in the global framework (Skolnik, 2015). The main
purpose of this essay is to present an analysis of the prime subject and to generate the desired
outcomes. The essay will be channelized by describing the definitions, issues, and severe
consequences so that the readers can understand and stimulate their ideas appropriately.

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Discussion
Environmental pollution is referred to as the critical problem that has been providing
major issues in the world. It is established from the components such as biological and
physical factors that are responsible for the growth of such severe pollutants (Vesilind, Peirce
& Weiner, 2013). These pollutants may contain adverse effects and several consequences
have been emerging from environmental pollution. It can be originated naturally from various
substances as well as energies but still, they are clearly known as contaminants.
There are certain causes that are affecting the environment and they are as follows:
firstly, the explosion of fossil fuels that has been polluting the soil, water and air with
dangerous gases like CO2 and CO. Secondly, the wastes from agriculture components like
pesticides as well as fertilizers which are utilized in the agricultural purposes. The utilization
of plastic materials has been rising in recent years and it has been contaminating the water
bodies and the animals as well (Krueger, Harms & Schlosser, 2015). The marine life has been
damaged severely and numerous consequences have been befalling regarding such issues
(Thompson, 2015). There are such harmful air pollutants that are polluting the fresh air. A
higher rate of risks has been identified regarding such diseases as asthma as well as other
respiratory issues. Fossil fuels are one of the striking reasons behind such air pollution. A
significant increase in burning of fossil fuels has been recognized that leads to a huge release
of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and adverse effects have been causing intense damage to
the Earth. The impact of air pollution has been effecting drastically in several countries like
China, where severe levels of air pollution have been the main cause of premature deaths for
about 350,000 to 400,000 death rates every year (Chen et al., 2017). The poor quality of
water and air has devastated the country in many ways and certain advancements and

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improvements have been considered for the protection of environmental pollution in recent
years.
Global health as well as environmental pollution is interlinked with each other and
has been a rising problem in most parts of the world. The term global health is defined as
recognizing and maintaining health care in the context of international as well as
interdisciplinary (Skolnik, 2015). This context is based on various researches, study and
practicing theories in order to improve the factors related to people’s health all across the
world. There are several issues that are connected with global health such as malnutrition,
obesity, overweight, injury, and violence, and environmental degradation, physical and
mental health.
Several problems may arise in the education sector, for example, in many universities,
various researches have been made and it has been proven that too much discipline and
study-related pressure. In various medical schools in the U.S., have been evolving effective
programs as well as theories to improve the conditions related to one’s physical and mental
health (Merson, 2014). It may help in promoting encouragement for gaining appropriate
knowledge without burdening with intense pressure. These types of problems may arise in the
workplace as well where the workload can create immense pressure on several individuals
that can be related to any organization or firm.

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Conclusion
Thus, coming to the conclusion, environmental pollution has been a major threat to
the world and it has to be controlled and maintained appropriately by applying significant
measures. There are a number of policies that should be utilized after employing certain
mitigation strategies. Therefore, reduction in fireplaces, as well as wood stove usage, and
should avoid decomposing leaves by burning them along with other trash materials. On the
other hand, Public health is one of the essential functions that require more attention to the
public and to support the critical interests of society. A well-organized society is required to
put forward the efforts to protect from diseases and to promote health-care effectively.

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