Title : Environmental Health Impact Assessment (EHIA) process of pulmonary disorders and lung health, stomach health and dermal health due to respirable suspended particulate matter less than ten microns in source specific, specific industrial and generic environment
Abstract:
Investigations are recorded for the Environmental Health Impact Assessment (EHIA) process for the pulmonary disorders and lung health, stomach health and dermal health (three axis) due to respirable suspended particulate matter less than ten microns in source specific, specific industrial and generic environment. Environmental toxicological experiments conducted that Respirable Particulate Matter (RSPM) smaller than 1 micron consisting of heavy metals, dust-producing grinding dust particles, Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons, (PAHs) and organic compounds that Cause DNA and RNA damage, induce inflammation and causes the growth of cancer cell and tumor promotion causing effects on naturally occurring mutations in three routes. The particulate matter in the order of nanoparticles causes significant heath environmental health hazards. Diesel and petrol exhaust gases, industrial emissions, indoor level cooking and burning of fuels , long term exposures to cigarette smoking gases, and other ultra fine particles and their test results are provided. Respirable Particulate Matter (RSPM) smaller than 1 micron (PM1), a kind of air pollution, causes a high risk for pulmonary disorders because these particles can penetrate deep into the lungs, stomach and dermal root entering the blood stream through the alveoli and circulation over the body internally and externally. It has ability and efficacy to induce chronic inflammation. Based on the tests it is concluded that national and international policies on environmental public health should be enacted for each country in the World by the policy makers and planning and decision-making authorities for the sustainable development.
