INDUSTRIAL WASTE MANAGEMENT AND TOXIC EFFECTS ON THE ENVIRONMENT AND HUMAN HEALTHCpn, CameliaCazalbau, Ramona VioletaFiability & Durability / Fiabilitate si Durabilitate
Findings underline the public health importance of odour pollution for population living nearby industrial odour sources. The limited evidence for most outcomes supports the need for high quality epidemiological studies on the association between odour pollution and its effects on human health. Similar con...
With raising human population and the increasing industrialization, there has been very substantial increase in waste products too. Nowadays the importance of the wastewater treatment (domestic and industrial wastewater) need more attention in terms of the ecological balance. In this article a study ...
Research has been done to provide information on the effects of every chemical. Because waste chemicals often mix together it will also be necessary to learn how the combinations of these chemicals affect human health. Some governments have realized how serious the problem is and are making laws ...
Industrial emissions are one of the primary air pollutants and waste fumes produced from several activities cause a crisis to individual health and cause ecological damage. Above all, due to the industrial emissions and consequent odor issues, safety and occupational health of employees becomes a sign...
Industrial waste is the byproduct of many industrial processes. Estimating the recycling potential of industrial waste can help solve the anthropogenic circularity conundrum. Here we employed the Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC) to verify GDP as a route
Industrial effluentscontainingheavy metalions constitute a crucial problem. These metal ions can be toxic and pose a serious threat to human health and the environment. Among many methods of removing metal ions from wastewater, biosorption is an attractive and eco-friendly option. Biosorbents used in...
hydrocarbons, sulfides, ammonia, and heavy metals (such as chromium, iron, nickel, and copper) (Radelyuk et al.2019; Wake2005; Yu et al.2017). These compounds can be harmful to both the environment and human health. Petrochemical wastewater is treated by physical, biological, and chemical ...
such as oil, heavy metals, radioactive waste, dyes, oils, and salts. The adsorption and ion exchange properties of zeolites provide selective removal of pollutants from wastewater, while reducing the risks of such pollutants on human health and the environment (Daer et al.2015; Li et al.2017...
Urbanization level. The improvement of urbanization level has both positive and negative effects on pollution. Urbanization can improve the agglomeration effect of cities. The improvement of agglomeration effect can not only promote the sharing of public resources such as infrastructure, health care, but...