نتایج جستجو برای: pollutants industrial pollution

تعداد نتایج: 228066  

2013
Jiale Li Caixiang Zhang Yihui Dong Xiaoping Liao Bin Du Linlin Yao

This research aims to investigate the pollution characteristic of PAHs in Xiaodian sewage irrigation area. The result shows that the concentrations of Σ PAHs range from 47.94 to 46432.85 ng/g while that of the total components of the 16 kinds of PAHs are 5969.81 ng/g. PAHs with for rings and more than 4 rings are the main and important pollutants in topsoils of Xiaodian District. The main input...

2013
S. V. A. R. Sastry B. Sarva Rao

The most important necessity for life is water. Shortage of clean & fresh drinking water leads to suffering. This is mainly contributed by generation of sewage waste mixed with the water bodies, due to unplanned urbanization and has largely contributed to the causing severe water pollution. Pollutants discharged in waste waters can be toxic to aquatic life and cause natural waters to be unfit t...

2011
Marc Ribaudo

The Chesapeake Bay is North America's largest and most biologically diverse estuary. It has provided a rich bounty of crabs, shellfish, and fish, and high quality recreational opportunities. However, the Bay living systems have been increasingly stressed over time by the pressures of growing populations—there are over 20 million people in the 166,534 km 2 mile watershed—industrial pollution, at...

2012
H. Kurtulus Ozcan

High population density and intense industrial activity has resulted in various forms of pollution in megacities. Air pollution ranks at the top of this list. This study investigated long-term changes in air pollutant parameters (SO(2), CO, NO, NO(2), NO(x)) in Istanbul City, Turkey, using data from air-quality measurement stations on the Asian and European sides of Istanbul. The results show d...

Journal: :SAJCH : the South African journal of child health 2013
R N Naidoo T G Robins S Batterman G Mentz C Jack

OBJECTIVE To examine associations between ambient air pollutants and respiratory outcomes among schoolchildren in Durban, South Africa. METHODS Primary schools from within each of seven communities in two regions of Durban (the highly industrialised south compared with the non-industrial north) were selected. Children from randomly selected grade 4 classrooms were invited to participate. Stan...

Journal: :Environmental Health Perspectives 1995
K Katsouyanni

Recent results suggest that adverse health effects of air pollution exist at levels of pollutants around or even below air quality standards set by national and international institutions. Furthermore, there are indications that air pollution effects on health may be partly determined by specific mixtures of air pollutants and may be altered by other environmental, behavioral, and social patter...

2014
Jessie LC Shmool Drew R Michanowicz Leah Cambal Brett Tunno Jeffery Howell Sara Gillooly Courtney Roper Sheila Tripathy Lauren G Chubb Holger M Eisl John E Gorczynski Fernando E Holguin Kyra Naumoff Shields Jane E Clougherty

BACKGROUND Characterizing intra-urban variation in air quality is important for epidemiological investigation of health outcomes and disparities. To date, however, few studies have been designed to capture spatial variation during select hours of the day, or to examine the roles of meteorology and complex terrain in shaping intra-urban exposure gradients. METHODS We designed a spatial saturat...

Journal: :journal of research in health sciences 0

background : collection and storage of roof rain water have been practiced for long time ago in iran and many other countries. water of cisterns is usually used as potable water. in golestan province many of rural torkman residents reservoir the most part of their potable water from roof rain in cisterns. in this province there are over 2600 cisterns. methods : to study the water quality, micro...

Journal: :International journal of occupational and environmental health 2000
J Thornton

Since World War II, synthetic chemical pollutants have accumulated in the environment and food webs on a global basis, have damaged wildlife populations, and may pose large-scale hazards to human health. Despite the global nature of this problem, the vast majority of environmental regulations focus on preventing local risks using risk assessment of individual compounds, discharge permits, and c...

Journal: :Environmental Health Perspectives 1993
N S Weiss

The likelihood of an epidemiologic study correctly identifying an adverse health outcome associated with exposure to indoor air pollutants is increased if a) substantial variation exists in the frequency or level of exposure among study subjects otherwise at similar risk of the health outcome; b) the number of study subjects or study communities is large; c) the health outcome can be assessed w...

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