The impact of air pollution on human health and Environment with mitigation Measures to reduce Air Pollution in Kabul Afghanistan

Wail Mohammad Waseq

Abstract: Air pollution is a serious issue in the world, which has a significant effect on both human health and environment. There are various sources of air pollution but vehicles and industrial processes lead to the majority of air pollution. The major air pollutants element is including, ground level ozone, carbon monoxide, sulfur oxides, lead and nitrogen oxides. The consequence of the exposure to these toxicant impact human health including the respiratory disorders, cardiovascular diseases, nervous system, skin diseases, and chronic diseases such as cancer. Air pollution has a negative effect on various environmental aspects which directly or indirectly affect the quality of human health by progressing of some diseases such as asthma, lung cancer, autism, retinopathy, and low birth weight. The air pollution also causes various environmental effects to the groundwater, soil, and air which result in global warming, formation of acid rain, aerosol formation and depletion of Ozone and many other effects. This review article is an attempt to discuss the updated knowledge on the threat of major air pollution on human health and environment and discuss the sources of air pollution in Kabul. Finally, come up with the practical measures and recommendations to reduces air pollution in Kabul Afghanistan.

Keywords: Air pollution, Human Health, Environment, Diseases, Awareness, Kabul

Title: The impact of air pollution on human health and Environment with mitigation Measures to reduce Air Pollution in Kabul Afghanistan

Author: Wail Mohammad Waseq

International Journal of Healthcare Sciences

ISSN 2348-5728 (Online)

Research Publish Journals

Vol. 8, Issue 1, April 2020 - September 2020

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The impact of air pollution on human health and Environment with mitigation Measures to reduce Air Pollution in Kabul Afghanistan by Wail Mohammad Waseq