Air Pollution and Human Health: Investigating the Moderating Effect of the Built Environment

Air pollution seriously threatens human health and even causes mortality. It is necessary to explore effective prevention methods mitigate the adverse effect of air pollution. Shaping a reasonable built environment has potential benefit health. In this context, study quantified environment, pollution, mortality at 1 km × grid cells. The moderating model was used how factors affect impact on cause-specific heterogeneity in different areas classified by building density height. Consequently, we found that greenness played an important role mitigating ozone (O3) nitrogen dioxide (NO2) Water area diversity land cover can reduce fine particulate matter (PM2.5) NO2 Additionally, gas stations, edge (ED), perimeter-area fractal dimension (PAFRAC), patch (PD) There for This provide support urban planners from perspective environment.