Environmental Pollution and Public Health 1st Edition

Gripping and timely, Environmental Pollution and Public Health 1st Edition by Ronnie Frazer-Williams, Mary B. Ogundiran, and Emmanuel I. Unuabonah frames the complex links between contamination and human wellbeing with clarity and authority. Ideal for students, practitioners, and policymakers across Nigeria and broader Africa, this book addresses air, water, soil, and industrial pollution with evidence-based insights and regional relevance.

Drawing on contemporary research and real-world case studies, the authors unpack sources of pollution, pathways of exposure, and the short- and long-term health impacts on vulnerable populations. Chapters combine environmental chemistry, toxicology, epidemiology, and public health strategy to guide readers from problem diagnosis to practical prevention and remediation measures. Coverage includes urban air quality, waterborne diseases, electronic and hazardous waste, agricultural contaminants, and the intersection of climate change with pollution risks.

Practical and policy-focused, this edition offers actionable recommendations for health professionals, environmental managers, and government officials seeking sustainable solutions. Readers will appreciate clear explanations of monitoring techniques, risk assessment frameworks, and community-based interventions tailored to West African and global contexts.

Whether you’re preparing for coursework, shaping environmental health policy, or implementing on-the-ground programs, this authoritative volume equips you with the knowledge to identify pollution threats and protect public health. Accessible, well-referenced, and regionally grounded, Environmental Pollution and Public Health 1st Edition is an essential resource for anyone committed to cleaner environments and healthier communities. Purchase now to strengthen your understanding and influence positive change locally and beyond.

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