Effects of Air Pollution on Health

AIR Pollution

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
Background ............................................................................................................................3
Health impacts of air pollution...............................................................................................5
Indoor Air Pollutants .....................................................................................................................6
Effects Of Air Pollution Of Health..................................................................................................7
Long term...............................................................................................................................7
Short term...............................................................................................................................7
Overcome Strategies ......................................................................................................................8
Pollution prevention approaches............................................................................................9
Controlling emissions related to transportation......................................................................9
The Clean Air Technology Centre.........................................................................................9
CONCLUSION ...............................................................................................................................9
REFERENCES .............................................................................................................................11
book and journals ................................................................................................................11

INTRODUCTION
From smog hanging over in number of cities to smoke inside the home, air pollution may
poses number of issues which may affect health factor of people. The combined effect of
lifestyle, outside exposure and household pollution cause 7 million premature deaths every year.
vital it may as a result of this majority of people increased mortality from stroke, heart disease,
pulmonary disease, lung cancer as well as problems with breathing. More than 80 percent of
people who are living in urban areas that monitor air pollution are exposed to quality of air levels
that may exceed the WHO guidelines (Brook, Newby and Rajagopalan, 2018) Ambient air
pollution accounts which are being estimated 4.2 million deaths per year as well. Around 91
percent of the world's population lives in a place where quality if air exceed WHO limits. In this
following study, the major impact of air pollution has been demonstrate as well as appropriate
strategy are demonstrated which should be taken.
MAIN BODY
Background
Pollution can be defines as the contamination in any specific place that may occur such as
water air or land. It is done by through the people. Pollution can also termed to be serious and
chronic issue which is highlighted in during these days. As per studies, it has been concluded that
pollution is responsible for atmospheric and environmental changes (Darbre, 2018) Pollution can
affect a number of factors as well as it may also effect Air pollution is termed to be world's
largest environmental health threat, which may accounting for million of deaths around world
per year. Air pollution is caused and also associated with number of health diseases which may
ranging to asthma to cancer, illness in pulmonary as well as heart disease.
The outdoor air pollution and particulate matter, it is one of major components which
have been classified and may generalized into number of divisions to human by International
Agency for Research on Cancer. As in accordance with recent estimated data it also been
concluded that by World Heath organisation, that exposure to air pollution is thus more essential
factor that may increase several of risk factors that may impact health of an individual. There are
can be possible health major serious outcomes that can be predicted to occur. As per studies, it
has concluded that nature of pollution has been changed in over past 40 years. Estimated data
also represent the number of disease which have been arises due to pollution are termed to

become life threatening to population of United kingdom (Brook, Newby and Rajagopalan,
2018).
Emission of smoke and association of sulphur do oxide forms smog of past which may
declined while the portions of vehicles pollution has bee increased in these days. Ass the effect
of health due to air pollution are still crucial and still among people (Fuller and Font, 2019) The
risk factors which may arise due to impure air are tend to serous and an individual can suffer
with issues in regards with breathing as well as data also represent that the number of people
who are encounter daily exposure of outer surrounding also effected their eyes and body
functions.
As per studies ,the mechanism of air in lungs do consist a essential part which is alveoli
that may help to synthesis the air which is consumed by an individual. Evidence from
Government's Committee in the effects of Air pollution (COMEAP) may suggest that some
mortality rate 29,000 per was are present forward through exposure to annual or man made
particulate air pollution at current level. According to studies, that may show and recommend
that familiar scale of sudden death or preamaute are due to long term exposure in Nitrogen
submission pollution, although further work is being carried it in order to establish to main
concept to extend these extend impacts that may overlap. The health factors may termed to be
primary, although it is easy and the air pollution may consider to represent number of contents.
The UK Air Quality Standard Regulation 2010 sets an basic standards for number of
pollutants that can harm human health factors may termed to increase the factors of risk also
harmful for atmosphere as well. There are more groups that are targeted groups like children,
other people as well as an inidviduals those with issues in regards with heart as well as
repirarory that are termed to most afffcetd. Due to poor qualiy of air and its surrounding deprived
poprluqtion are mostly effected. (Miller and Newby, 2020) There are most common factors
which are involve as per the limit of EU and may consist:
 SO2
 NO2
 Nitrogen oxides
 particular matter (PM10 and PM2.5)
 lead
 Benzene