Polluted environments are a global issue that the world community will continue to face worsening consequences from. Education, research, and advocacy around preventing pollution, especially in Asia, are currently lacking as effective strategies. While pollution control programs currently rely on voluntary participation, future legislation may make environmental auditing and compliance mandatory across economic sectors. Policymakers in developing countries need to design programs and set standards to mitigate health effects of air pollution, as healthy populations are important for countries' success. Adaptive efforts are needed to apply knowledge from other places to local conditions regarding pollutant exposures and populations.
Polluted environments are a global issue that the world community will continue to face worsening consequences from. Education, research, and advocacy around preventing pollution, especially in Asia, are currently lacking as effective strategies. While pollution control programs currently rely on voluntary participation, future legislation may make environmental auditing and compliance mandatory across economic sectors. Policymakers in developing countries need to design programs and set standards to mitigate health effects of air pollution, as healthy populations are important for countries' success. Adaptive efforts are needed to apply knowledge from other places to local conditions regarding pollutant exposures and populations.
Polluted environments are a global issue that the world community will continue to face worsening consequences from. Education, research, and advocacy around preventing pollution, especially in Asia, are currently lacking as effective strategies. While pollution control programs currently rely on voluntary participation, future legislation may make environmental auditing and compliance mandatory across economic sectors. Policymakers in developing countries need to design programs and set standards to mitigate health effects of air pollution, as healthy populations are important for countries' success. Adaptive efforts are needed to apply knowledge from other places to local conditions regarding pollutant exposures and populations.
Polluted environments are a global issue that the world community will continue to face worsening consequences from. Education, research, and advocacy around preventing pollution, especially in Asia, are currently lacking as effective strategies. While pollution control programs currently rely on voluntary participation, future legislation may make environmental auditing and compliance mandatory across economic sectors. Policymakers in developing countries need to design programs and set standards to mitigate health effects of air pollution, as healthy populations are important for countries' success. Adaptive efforts are needed to apply knowledge from other places to local conditions regarding pollutant exposures and populations.
It appears that polluted environment is a global issue and world
community would bear worst results more as they already faced. As effective response to pollution is largely based on human appraisal of the problem and pollution control program envolves as a nationwide fixed cost- sharing effort relying upon voluntary participation.
Education, research and advocacy are lacking in the region as preventive
strategy for pollution especiaaly in Asia. At present the adoption of environment auditing in any econimic sector is voluntary but future lagislation could well make it mandatory and still time available to use technology and information for environmental health decision. Policymkers in developing countries need to design programs, set standards, and take actions to mitigate adverse health effects of air pollution. Healthy people mean human resources are the main object of any successful business or country. These societal beneficial efforts nedd to carefully adapt available knowledge from other settings, keeping in mind the differences in pollutant mixtures, concentration levels, exposure patterns, and various underlying population characteristics.