Air pollution causes more harm than tobacco, war and HIV / AIDS
Air pollution, which is the main cause of burning fossil fuels, is shortening the global human life expectancy at an average of 1.8 years / person, becoming
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Air pollution, which is the main cause of burning fossil fuels, is shortening the global human life expectancy at an average of 1.8 years / person, becoming
The World Health Organization estimates that the number of high temperature-related deaths in high-income countries in Asia and the Pacific may increase by 1,488 in the…
When people come into contact with pollutants in the air, we are prone to respiratory infections, cardiovascular disease, stroke, lung cancer or Alzheimer's dementia.
Polluted water has a serious impact on human health, its harm is proportional to people with acute and chronic diseases such as diarrhea, skin cancer. The current status…
The latest report from the World Health Organization (WHO) said environmental pollution has deprived more than 6.1 million people every year, of which more than 1.7 mill…
On February 5, all primary schools in the capital Tehran were closed when dense fog and pollution covered the city and neighboring provinces.
Air pollution is a common threat to the community, taking place not only in dusty cities like Beijing (China), Mumbai (India) and Los Angeles (USA), according to the Huf…
Smoke from coal burning could make people in northern China reduce their life expectancy by three years compared to southern men, Bussiness Insider on 12 September repor…
The report also shows two-thirds of the European population, or about 350 million people in 31 European countries, face health problems due to climate change.
The new report published by WHO shows that environmental pollution is one of the main causes of child deaths.
A number that is too surprising and shocking, makes nations immediately start to overcome if they do not want the future to be dark and gloomy.
New research by American scientists shows that haze generated from Indonesian burning is robbing hundreds of thousands of people every year.
Report of the World Health Organization on September 27, Southeast Asia and the Western Pacific is the most polluted air.
On May 12, the World Health Organization (WHO) released a new report, warning that more than 80% of the urban population across the globe is breathing in poor fresh air…
Due to the ability to kill marine life and threaten human health of red tide, American scientists have focused on monitoring as well as early detection of toxic algae bl…