Air Pollution and Health Risk Reduction
Published: Nov 5, 2018
Photo Courtesy: Satakshi Gawade
Increasing particulate matter in the ambient air causes breathlessness and choking. Linkages between respiratory disease induced mortality and pollution have been established; Vasant Kunj, New Delhi.
Abstract: The burgeoning mega cities, especially in developing countries are expected to experience higher levels of risk and exposure to health hazards from a combination of individual, physical and environmental factors.
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